Fieldings Auctioneers

Fine Art & AntiquesSaturday 6th September 2014 10.00am

Nicholas DaviesDirectorSilver, Jewellery and Collectables

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Will FarmerDirectorCeramics, Glass and Decorative Arts

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Mark HannamSenior Valuer and AuctioneerCollectables and Furniture

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Andrew MayallValuer and AuctioneerFurniture

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Judith WoolgarAccounts Manager

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Ellie BertramAdministrative Assistant

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Clare TraceyOffice Administration

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Lee ColdrickHead Porter and Saleroom Assistant

Alison SnowdonValuer and AuctioneerTextiles and Ceramics

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William LaceyPicture Consultant

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Danny MorrisonPorter

ViewingThursday 4th September 10.00am to 4.00pmFriday 5th September 10.00am to 8.00pmMorning of the sale from 8.00am to 10.00am

EnquiriesNick DaviesWill Farmer

Mark HannamWilliam Lacey

Andrew MayallAlison Snowdon

VenueMill Race Lane, Stourbridge, West Midlands, DY8 1JN

Tel: 01384 444140Email: [email protected]

Website: www.fieldingsauctioneers.co.uk

Buyers Premium21% (VAT inclusive) on the hammer price

Sale number0165

Catalogue£12/£15 by Post

In accordance with Artists Resale Rights Regulations 2006 all lotsmarked 3 which sell for €1000 or more are subject to a resale rightroyalty charge payable by the bidder. Please refer to clause 8b ofour terms and conditions.

Notice regarding the sale of material from Endangered Species.Prospective purchasers are advised that several countries prohibitthe importation of property containing materials from endangeredspecies, including but limited to coral, ivory and tortoiseshell.Accordingly, prospective purchasers should familiarize themselveswith relevant customs regulation prior to bidding if they intend toimport this lot into another country.

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The Auction – A Buying GuideWe have outlined below all the information you will need tounderstand how to buy at auction. If you have any questions weare here to help. Email addresses and telephone numbers areprovided in this catalogue, or if you are at the sale please ask amember of staff.

The BasicsViewingOur viewing times are shown at the front of the catalogue.Cataloguers are on hand to help with enquiries about the sale andspecific lots. Most items are openly displayed in the saleroom;others are stored in secure cabinets. We ask that you take carewhen viewing the sale. If you need assistance to view large or heavyobjects please ask a porter to help. Please note when handling anyitem at the view or at the sale you do so at your own risk.

The CatalogueAll lots carry a description and pre-sale estimate of price.Estimates suggest the price that the lot may reach. Vendors’reserves may be set, they are confidential, but they will not exceedthe bottom estimate figure. Estimates do not include the buyers’premium. Lots may carry abbreviations, e.g. S/D (some damage)or A/F (as found, considerable damage). We make every effort tonote damage and restoration; the absence of any such note doesnot imply the lot is without defect. All customers should satisfythemselves of both conditions and descriptions. Any weights andmeasurements given are approximate. Any amendments to thecatalogue are shown in Saleroom notices which are postedaround the viewing/auction rooms. For further information oncataloguing terms used in the paintings and prints section pleasesee our terms and conditions of business.

Saleroom facilitiesThe saleroom has a café open on the Thursday and Friday prior tothe sale and on the day of the sale.

RegistrationAnyone wishing to bid should register at the sales office and willreceive a bidding or paddle number before the start of the sale.The number should be shown when bidding and paying andshould be returned to the cash office at the end of the day. Atpresent registration is carried out on the day of the sale only.

Auctioning the lotsThe speed of the auction will vary between auctioneers. Typicallywe will cover approximately 140-150 lots per hour. Bidding stopsafter the fall of the hammer and the auctioneer’s decision is final.

Bidding at the saleBidders should use the paddles they have been assigned for theday and will need to show them clearly to the auctioneer whenbidding. Invoices will only be raised to the name assigned to thepaddle. We cannot transfer lots to other names or numbers afterthe fall of the hammer.

Absentee or commission biddingIf you are unable to attend the sale but wish to bid on a lot, we cando this on your behalf. You will need to fill in a commission bidform; one is included in this catalogue. You should complete thecontact details, list the lot and the maximum price you wish to pay,excluding the buyer’s premium. The form should then be submittedto our offices or a member of staff. The bid will be carried out by usand is entirely confidential. All bids are executed at as low a priceas is permitted by other bids left and/or reserves set. Bids may besubmitted by telephone or email, [email protected],and must be received before 9am on the day of the sale.Successful buyers will receive an invoice after the sale; paymentand collection details will be enclosed. Please note, this service isoffered as a convenience. We take every care in carrying out bidsleft with us, however we cannot be held responsible for errorsmade or failure to execute bids, therefore commission bids are leftat the bidder’s risk. Neither requests to “buy” nor rolling bids can beaccepted. (Before leaving bids please see “conditions of absenteebidding” on the enclosed bid form).

Telephone biddingWe can offer a limited number of telephone bidding lines on saleday enabling absentee bidders to bid “live”. This facility is onlyavailable on lots which carry a bottom estimate of £400 or more.Requests for telephone bids must be made by close of businessthe day before the sale and are allocated on a first come firstserved basis.

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PaymentPayment can be made during or immediately after the sale. Thesuccessful buyer should take the bidding number to the cashoffice for processing. Payment can be made by cash, debit card,credit card or bank transfer (please ask for details). Payments over£500 are not taken over the phone and invoices must be paid inperson or by bank transfer (please quote the buyer reference givenon your invoice). Our bank details are:Fieldings Auctioneers Client AccountSort Code: 60 20 48Account No.: 4553 2737

Please note that credit card payments carry a surcharge of 2.5%on the total invoice. In accordance with financial regulations we donot accept single cash payments over £9,999.Once payment has cleared, goods may be collected. Small itemsmay be collected during the sale at the discretion of the porters,furniture may be removed at the end of the sale. Accounts staff areavailable to answer any enquiries regarding payment prior to andat the sale. Sold items not collected or paid for within seven daysof the sale will incur storage charges of £2 per day per invoice.

Package and shippingWe offer a limited packing service within the U.K. only and at theauctioneer’s discretion. For information please contact us. Allliabilities are with the buyer. We do not pack or ship any fragile itemsincluding pottery, porcelain, glassware, paintings, arms or weaponry.We confidently suggest the following agent as an alternative:

• Mail Boxes Etc79 Friar Street, Worcester, WR1 2NTTel: 01905 732830Email: [email protected]: www.mbe.co.uk/worcester

Neither storage nor handling fees are charged for the first 7 days.After this time charges are made (please refer to our terms andconditions of business). When collecting furniture, owners will need toarrange collection times with our office and provide 48 hours advancenotice. If an agent is collecting furniture we would require the thirdparty to supply proof of identity and authorisation from the buyer.

Special NoticeNotice Regarding the Sale of Material from Endangered Species.Prospective purchasers are advised that several countries prohibitthe importation of property containing materials from endangeredspecies, including but not limited to coral, ivory and tortoiseshell.Accordingly, prospective purchasers should familiarize themselveswith relevant customs regulations prior to bidding if they intend toimport this lot into another country

Additional sales servicesCondition reportsFor prospective buyers who are unable to attend the viewing, weoffer a condition report service. Requests for information and/oremail images are accepted by telephone or email during the weekbefore the sale. Demand is often very high for this service and,whilst we aim to reply at the latest 24 hours before sale day, wecannot guarantee this. Such reports are a statement of our opinionand are for guidance purposes only.

Online servicesOur catalogues may be viewed online and downloaded from ourwebsite www.fieldingsauctioneers.co.uk. Our recently re-designedsite now offers search and lot alert facilities. If you are looking tobuy a particular item then please visit the login page to register yourdetails and add your key search words. If you simply want to benotified of each of our sales please login and register and we willsend you an email announcement seven days prior to each sale.For further details please contact Clare Tracey on 01384 444140.

Catalogue SubscriptionsIf you wish to receive catalogues by post please note that we offeran annual subscription service. For further information, or torequest an application form, please call us.

Easy accessOur saleroom offers street level access and has a disabled toiletfacility. If you require any special assistance then please contact usprior to your visit so that we can try to assist further.

Professional servicesWe provide a full range of professional valuation services forinsurance, probate or family division purposes. These can bearranged by appointment at either your home or our offices and ineach instance are tailored to suit the individual client’s requirements. Valuations for insurance may vary from a single item to an entirecollection of goods. Full inventories can be prepared withillustrations if required. Valuations for probate purposes can be provided for executorsand trustees. We may, in addition, be able to assist in clearing anyproperty as required.

Valuation daysEvery Tuesday between 10am and 4pm at our Mill Race Lanepremises, no appointment necessary.

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Ceramics

Glass

Silver and Silver Plate

Jewellery

Paintings and Prints

St Mary’s Hospice 35 Lots for 35 Years

Collectables

Furniture

Lot Numbers Page Numbers

1 - 142 5 - 20

142 - 235 21 - 32

236 - 343 33 - 39

344 - 440 40 - 44

441 - 508 45 - 56

509 - 543 57 - 60

544 - 694 61 - 73

695 - 777 74 - 82

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Order of sale

1A large 19th Century Chinese blueand white baluster vase, paintedwith birds amidst fauna anddecorated with an applied dragonscurled around the neck, height62cm A/F.£40 - £60

2A 1930s Hungarian turquoiseglaze study of a young girl,possibly a maquette, signed RadniB, height 41cm.£100 - £150

3A pair of large 19th CenturyChinese export temple jars andcovers decorated in blue andwhite with flower heads and foliatescrolls, painted four charactermark to the base, height 44cm.ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £500

4A large 18th Century Worcestercabbage leaf moulded mask jugsparsely decorated with bluebotanical floral sprays and insectsagainst a milk white ground, height24cm, together with a smallerexample decorated with largerfloral sprays, height 18cm, bothwith blue crescent marks, bothrestored (2).£50 - £80

5A large 18th Century Worcestermoulded jug decorated in the blueand white Pinecone pattern,botanical floral sprays against amilk white ground, height 19cm,together with a matched smallercabbage moulded mask jug alsoin the Pinecone pattern, height14cm both with blue crescentmarks S/D (2).£50 - £80

6An early 20th Century DoultonLambeth commemorative waterjug for the Coronation of theirmajesties King Edward VII andQueen Alexandra, the body withlow relief portraits of the King andQueen in low relief with roses,thistles and clovers, impressedmarks, height 19cm.£50 - £80

7Three Royal Doulton lady figurinescomprising Bo Peep HN1811,Veronica M64 and Greta HN1485AF, all with printed marks.£80 - £120

8A Royal Worcester blue and whiteChinoiserie Series figurinemodelled by Agnes Pinder-Davisentitled Hen Party RW3501,introduced 1953, withdrawn 1957,black backstamp with date codefor 1954. ILLUSTRATED.£60 - £80

9A Royal Worcester blue and whiteChinoiserie Series figurinemodelled by Agnes Pinder-Davisentitled Wise as an Owl RW3500,introduced 1953, withdrawn 1957,black backstamp with date codefor 1954.£60 - £80

10A Royal Worcester blue and whiteChinoiserie Series figurinemodelled by Agnes Pinder-Davisentitled Funny Fish RW3493,introduced 1953, withdrawn 1957,black backstamp with date codefor 1954. ILLUSTRATED.£60 - £80

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11A Royal Worcester blue and whiteChinoiserie Series figurinemodelled by Agnes Pinder-Davisentitled Lucky Spider RW3492,introduced 1953, withdrawn 1957,black backstamp with date codefor 1954. ILLUSTRATED.£60 - £80

12A Royal Worcester blue and whiteChinoiserie Series figurinemodelled by Agnes Pinder-Davisentitled The Apple of your EyeRW3497, introduced 1953,withdrawn 1957, black backstampwith date code for 1954.ILLUSTRATED.£60 - £80

13A Royal Worcester blue and whiteChinoiserie Series figurinemodelled by Agnes Pinder-Davisentitled Two’s Company RW3499,introduced 1953, withdrawn 1957,black backstamp with date codefor 1954. ILLUSTRATED.£60 - £80

14A Royal Worcester blue and whiteChinoiserie Series figurinemodelled by Agnes Pinder-Davisentitled Joy Ride RW3496,introduced 1953, withdrawn 1957,black backstamp with date codefor 1954. ILLUSTRATED.£60 - £80

15A Royal Worcester blue and whiteChinoiserie Series figurinemodelled by Agnes Pinder-Davisentitled Slow Coach RW3495,introduced 1953, withdrawn 1957,black backstamp with date codefor 1954. ILLUSTRATED.£60 - £80

16A Royal Worcester ChinoiserieFigures figurine modelled by AgnesPinder-Davis as a kneeling femaleupon a plinth holding a fanRW3398, introduced 1944,withdrawn 1958, black backstampwith date code for 1952.ILLUSTRATED.£40 - £60

17A Royal Worcester ChinoiserieSeries figurine modelled by AgnesPinder-Davis as a standing maleholding a butterfly RW3399,introduced 1944, withdrawn 1958,black backstamp with date codefor 1952. ILLUSTRATED.£40 - £60

18A Royal Worcester ChinoiserieFigures figurine modelled by AgnesPinder-Davis as a kneeling maleupon a plinth with his arms openRW3397, introduced 1944,withdrawn 1958, black backstampwith date code for 1957.ILLUSTRATED.£40 - £60

19A Royal Worcester ChinoiserieChildren series figurine modelledby Gwendolen Parnell as a younggirl RW3362, introduced 1941,black backstamp with date codefor 1959. ILLUSTRATED.£60 - £80

20A Royal Worcester ChinoiserieChildren series figurine modelledby Gwendolen Parnell as a younggirl holding a nut with a greysquirrel at her feet RW3348,introduced 1941, black backstampwith date code for 1954.ILLUSTRATED.£60 - £80

21A Royal Worcester ChinoiserieChildren series figurine modelledby Gwendolen Parnell as a youngboy with his hands in his pocketRW3354, introduced 1941, blackbackstamp with date code for1952. ILLUSTRATED.£60 - £80

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22A set of twelve Royal WorcesterMonths of the Year figurinesmodelled by Freda Doughtycomprising RW 3452, 3453, 3454,3416, 3455, 3456, 3440, 3441,3457, 3417, 3418 and 3458. allwith black printed backstamps.ILLUSTRATED.£500 - £800

23Two Royal Worcester figurinesmodelled by Freda Doughtycomprising Young FarmerRW3433 and All Mine RW3519.£60 - £80

24A Royal Worcester figurinemodelled by Freda Doughtyentitled Red Shoes, printed andpainted marks. ILLUSTRATED.£50 - £80

25Two Royal Worcester figurinesmodelled by Freda Doughtycomprising Polly put the kettle onRW3303 and Parakeet RW3087.£30 - £50

26Six Royal Worcester FredaDoughty Days of the Weekfigurines comprising Monday’schild RW3257, Tuesday’s childRW3534, Tuesday’s childRW3258, Wednesday’s childRW3521, Friday’s child RW3523and Saturday’s child RW3524, allwith black printed marks.£100 - £150

27A Royal Worcester figurinemodelled by Freda Doughtyentitled Friday’s child is loving andgiving marked RW3260, blueprinted backstamp with datecodefor 1941 This figurine is stampedRW3260 which corresponds toThursday’s Child, and so shouldread RW3261. ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

28A Royal Worcester figurinemodelled by Freda Doughtyentitled Saturday’s child workshard for a living RW3262, blueprinted backstamp with datecodefor 1941. ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

29Five Royal Worcester FredaDoughty Days of the Weekfigurines comprisingWednesday’s child RW3259,Thursday’s child RW3260,Thursday’s child RW3522,Sabbath RW3518 and SabathRW3518 (two different modelsunder the same RW number), allwith black printed marks.£100 - £150

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30A late 19th Century figurinemodelled by James Hadley as aVictorian lady holding a hip flask,signed Hadley, numerical marks tobase, height 20cm.£60 - £80

31A pair of Royal Worcester figurinesof Eastern musicians, the firstplaying a lute and the second atambourine, both with enamel andgilt colouring, green marks to eachwith date codes for 1912, height33cm. ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

32Four Royal Worcester cabinetplates each transfer decorated andtitled to the reverse comprisingWindsor Castle, Wells Cathedral,Canterbury Cathedral andSalisbury Cathedral, all withprinted marks, diameter 27cm.£50 - £80

33A 19th Century Jackfield type twinhandled loving cup, inscribed toone side Uriah Dunn, Lamb & FlagInn, Unicorn Hill, Redditch and tothe reverse with the Lamb of God,height 15cm.£40 - £60

34A large post war Italian figure in themanner of C.I.A Manna andRonzan of a nude female in seatedpose with arms raised by a streamwith birds, unmarked, height46cm, S/D.£400 - £600

35A large Italian Le Bertetti 1930sbust titled Hawayana modelled asa female head and shoulder bustwith floral head scarf over longflowing hair, hand-painted markswith original foil label, height31cm, S/D.£200 - £300

36A pair of late 19th to early 20thCentury vases of globe and shaftform decorated in the Aestheticstyle with mon motif, poppies andchrysanthemums to the body andinsects to the necks, all to a brownground, unmarked, height 25cm.£40 - £60

37A ‘Late Foley’ Shelley Intarsio vaseof high shouldered form with a rollrim neck, the whole decorated inthe Art Nouveau style with stylisedpeacock feathers and palmettes,printed marks, height 27cm,restoration to the neck.ILLUSTRATED.£40 - £60

38A contemporary studio potteryshallow bowl by Tobias Harrison,the wide flat rim decorated with arepeat pattern of lustre petals orstylised leaves over a blue andpurple iridescent ground, incisedsignature alongside sticker mark,diameter 26cm.£30 - £50

39A pair of late 19th Century hand-painted panels by C.R Smith, thefirst depicting Luccombe, Isle ofWight with children and figures satwithin a coast line and the seconddepicting Shire, Surrey, both dated1878, framed.£150 - £200

40A 20th Century Royal CopenhagenFaience ware vase of ribbedcylindrical form hand enamelledwith bands of black and blue,printed mark, height 24cm.£30 - £50

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41A late 17th to early 18th CenturyEnglish Delft bowl, the central welldecorated with a green and yellowbush flanked by two stylised trees,the border edge in blue andaubergine with a yellow pie crustedge, the exterior in an off-white,diameter 28cm. ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

42Three late 17th to early 18thCentury English Delft bowls, eachdecorated to the central well with agreen and yellow bush flanked bytwo stylised trees, each borderedge in blue and aubergine with ayellow pie crust edge, the exterior inan off-white, diameter 28cm, all A/F.£100 - £150

43A late 17th to early 18th CenturyDelft bleeding or shaving bowl, thecentral well decorated with ahand-painted stylised running dogin brown and white amidst greenand yellow foliage, the anglededge with a garland of yellow andgreen foliage, two pierced hangingholes to the top, diameter 27cm,A/F. ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

44Two early 20th Century RoyalWorcester figurines modelled byFrederick Gertner as parian femalenudes stood upon blue glazedplinths, puce marks with datecodes for 1923 and 1924.ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £200

45A Royal Worcester cabinet platedecorated by Ernest Barker,decorated with a central roundelspray of hand-painted flowersagainst a cream ground with ablue outer border, all with fine giltfoliate scroll pattern overlay, pucemark to base with date code for1940, diameter 26.5cm.£60 - £80

46A Royal Worcester cabinet platedecorated by Ernest Barker,decorated with a central roundelspray of hand-painted flowersagainst a cream ground with ablue outer border, all with fine giltfoliate scroll pattern overlay, pucemark to base with date code for1940, diameter 26.5cm.£60 - £80

47Two early 20th Century RoyalWorcester figurines modelled byFrederick Gertner as parian femalenudes sat upon blue glazedplinths, puce marks with datecodes for 1924 and 1926.ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £200

48A Moorcroft Pottery vase ofslender waisted form decorated inthe Rainforest pattern, designedby Sally Tuffin, impressed andpainted marks, height 13cm.£60 - £80

49A Moorcroft Pottery Red Tulipspattern shallow dish designed bySally Tuffin decorated with a sprayof tubelined flowers against a tonalred ground, impressed marks,marked as a second, diameter27cm.£120 - £180

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50A Moorcroft Pottery Finchespattern shallow dish designed bySally Tuffin decorated withtubelined birds perched uponplums and grapes all against agreen ground, impressed andpainted marks, diameter 26cm.£120 - £180

51A Walter Moorcroft Hibiscuspattern squat ovoid vasedecorated with crimson flowerheads against a cobalt blueground, paper label obscuringmarks, height 7cm.£100 - £150

52A Walter Moorcroft Anemonepattern vase of compressed formdecorated with purple flowerheads against a cobalt blueground, paper label obscuringmarks, height 7cm.£120 - £180

53A Walter Moorcroft Clematispattern squat ovoid vasedecorated with tonal flower headsagainst a cobalt blue ground,paper label obscuring marks,height 7cm.£100 - £150

54A large William Moorcroft footedbowl decorated in the Pansypattern with a large centraltubelined flower head in tones ofpurple against a cobalt blueground, impressed marksalongside flash initials, diameter30cm, restored.£150 - £200

55A Moorcroft Pottery vase of ovoidform decorated in the CastleGarden pattern with tubelinedflowers and foliage against alemon yellow ground, printed andimpressed marks to base, signedin gold DJ Hancock, numbered 57of 500 and dated 13.11.99, height9cm.£50 - £80

56A Moorcroft Pottery Oak Nymphornament designed by KerryGoodwin, modelled as two nymphsurrounded by acorn leaves,impressed and painted marks,painted Trial 10-3-10, height18cm.£200 - £300

57A Moorcroft Pottery Helleborepattern vase and cover designedby Rachel Bishop and decoratedwith tubelined flower heads andfoliage against an off white ground,printed marks, height 14.5cm.£80 - £120

58A Moorcroft Pottery baluster vasedecorated in the Hellebore patterndesigned by Nicola Slaney anddecorated with tubelined flowersand foliage against a yellow andgreen wash ground, printedmarks, signed in gold, height19cm.£100 - £150

59A Walter Moorcroft Frilled Orchidvase of compressed formdecorated with tubelined flowersagainst a deep blue ground,impressed marks, height 9cm.£150 - £200

60A William Moorcroft Wisteriaminiature vase of shouldered ovoidform with a roll collar neckdecorated with stylised fruit andfoliage over a deep blue ground,impressed marks, height 6cm.£150 - £200

61A large Moorcroft Anemonepattern vase of tapering formdecorated with an upper band oftubelined flowers and foliageagainst a dark blue ground,impressed and painted marksalongside Potter to HM QueenMary paper label, height 26cm.£200 - £300

62A Moorcroft Pottery Lamia patterndesigned by Rachel Bishop vaseof bulbous form decorated withbulrush and waterlilies, impressedand painted marks, height 24cm.£200 - £300

63A late 19th Century DoultonLambeth stoneware water jugadvertising Dewar’s Perth Whisky‘by Royal warrant to her Majestythe Queen’, the sides decoratedwith low relief tavern and huntingscenes, impressed marks, height17cm.£40 - £60

64A Ruskin Pottery vase of globeand shaft form decorated in abronze crystalline glaze with lightertone flecks, impressed marks,dated 1919, height 24cm.ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

65A set of five 20th Century Meissenteacups and saucers eachdecorated with hand-painted floralsprays, all marked as seconds.£50 - £80

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66A 1930s Art Deco bowl decoratedto the central well with a stylisedlocomotive and to the exterior N.SRailway Club 38., all painted in redand orange, diameter 20cm.£80 - £120

67A 19th Century shallow bowlprofusely decorated with burntorange flower heads with giltleaves, in the Persian style,unmarked, diameter 24cm.£40 - £60

68A late 19th Century square tilepanel with pate sur patedecoration of a scandily cladmaiden holding aloft a bird besidea pedestal vase of ferns, signed JCope, 19cm sq, later framed.ILLUSTRATED.£1200 - £1800

69An 18th Century teacup andteabowl saucer each decoratedwith a ho-ho bird perched upon abranch surrounded by a garland offlowers, the border edge in a pinkblock pattern, each withunderglaze Meissen crossedswords marks, the saucer markedwith a capital B. ILLUSTRATED.£60 - £80

70An late 19th Century maiolicaalbarello, the cylindrical bodydecorated with a hand-paintedportrait of a lady with plaitedbrown hair flanked by panels ofpeacock feathers, above Soy. Di.Antuf, the reverse with blue scrollsand lines, unmarked, aged toolder, height 25cm, S/D.£50 - £80

71A 19th Century teaset each piecedecorated with hand-paintedcartouche panels of stylised exoticbirds and flowers against apowder apple green ground withgilt rococo scroll frames,comprises bullet form teapot,cream jug, slop bowl and fiveteacups and saucers, mostunmarked, some painted with agreen apple and a bumble bee.£80 - £120

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72A William Moorcroft for Macintyre& Co Poppy on White coffee potdecorated with tubelined flowersand foliate scrolls in blue against amilk white ground, printed marks,height 20cm, restored spout.ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

73A William Moorcroft for Macintyre& Co Cornflower tea platedecorated with blue on bluetubelined flowers and foliatescrolls, printed marks, diameter13.5cm.£80 - £120

74An 18th Century Derby figure ofNeptune modelled spearing abrightly enamelled dolphin, incisedmarks, circa 1770, height 16cm,restored and replacement silverplated trident. ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £200

75A pair of 18th Century Derbyfigurines modelled as a boy andgirl dancing, she wearing a dresswith floral apron and feathered hat,he with pin striped trousers and apink overcoat, both raised to scrolland encrusted bases, unmarked,height 16cm, some restoration.£150 - £200

76A large late 18th Century Derbyfigural group of the four seasonsmodelled as two girls and two boysaround an obelisk, all raised to anaturalistic base with encrustedfloral decoration, circa 1790, height25cm, restoration. ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

77A large pair of 18th Century Derbyfigurines of the Shepherd andShepherdess, she modelledcarrying a basket of eggs andflowers in her blue green apron, heholding a lamp under his arm and aspray of flowers in his other hand,both dressed in brightly colouredclothes, unmarked, circa 1770,height 17cm, some restoration.£200 - £300

78A pair of late 18th Century hand-painted botanical Derby chocolatecups and stands attributed toWilliam ‘Quaker’ Pegg with eachfacade decorated with a differentspecimen of flower, the firstdecorated to the stand withCommon Dog Rose and ScarletBizarre Carnation, the twinhandled cup with Sweet Pea andConvolvulus Tricolor SmallConvolvulus and the lid Red Heathand Erica Ampullacea HuskHeath. The second decorated tothe stand with Common FieldPoppy and Jerusalem Cowslip onSpotted Lungwort, the twinhandled cup with Province Roseand Narcissus Major GreatDaffodil and the lid with EricaHerbacea Herbaceous Heath andErica Grandiflora Great FloweredHeath, all with blue titles and bluepainted marks, circa 1795, totalheight 24cm, some restoration.ILLUSTRATED.£1000 - £1500

79A late 18th to early 19th CenturyDerby porcelain dish of shell formdecorated with a Wild Poppy,probably painted by William‘Quaker’ Pegg, painted mark andtitle verso, length 25cm.£80 - £120

80A late 18th to early 19th CenturyDerby botanical dessert plateattributed to William ‘Quaker’Pegg, decorated with a ChironiaFrutescens Shrubby Chironia, thegilt border edge with harebells andleaves, painted mark blue markalongside title verso, circa 1796 -1801, diameter 23cm.£150 - £200

81A late 18th to early 19th CenturyDerby botanical dessert plateattributed to William ‘Quaker’Pegg, decorated with a LathyrusTingetanus Tangier Pea (SweetPea), the gilt border edge withharebells and leaves, painted markblue mark alongside title verso,circa 1796 - 1801, diameter 23cm.£150 - £200

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82A late 18th to early 19th CenturyDerby botanical dessert plateattributed to William ‘Quaker’Pegg, decorated with a LiliumCandidum White Lily, the giltborder edge with harebells andleaves, painted mark blue markalongside title verso, circa 1796 -1801, diameter 23cm.ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £200

83A late 18th to early 19th CenturyDerby botanical footed dessertdish attributed to William ‘Quaker’Pegg of footed diamond form,decorated with a LoniceraHoneysuckle, the gilt border edgewith harebells and leaves, paintedmark blue mark alongside titleverso, circa 1796 - 1801, height7cm, length 30cm.£150 - £200

84An early 19th Century Derbycabinet plate, the central welldecorated with a hand-paintedlandscape cartouche panelattributed to George Robertsondepicting a scene near Abergelvie,Scotland, the border edge inorange with a gilt foliate pattern,red painted marks and titled verso,circa 1810, diameter 22cm.£100 - £150

85An early 19th Century Derbycabinet plate, the central welldecorated with a hand-paintedlandscape cartouche panelattributed to George Robertsondepicting Tunbridge Castle, Kent,the border edge in orange with agilt foliate pattern, red paintedmarks and titled verso, circa 1810,diameter 22cm.£100 - £150

86An early 19th Century Derbycabinet plate, the central welldecorated with a hand-paintedItalianate landscape cartouchepanel attributed to Robert Brewer,depicting a scene Near Florence,the border edge in orange with agilt foliate pattern, red paintedmarks and titled verso, circa 1810,diameter 22cm.£100 - £150

87An early 19th Century Derbycabinet plate of shell form, thecentral well decorated with ahand-painted Italianate landscapecartouche panel attributed toGeorge Robertson depicting ascene Near Bologna, Italy, theborder edge in orange with a giltfoliate pattern, red painted marksand titled verso, circa 1810,diameter 22cm.£100 - £150

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88A late 18th Century Derby sugarbox and cover/sucrier, the ovalbase panel hand-painted withDerbyshire scenes, attributed toGeorge Robertson, depictingMorley Church and a View at DaleAbbey, the border edge and coveredge with an orange and giltlozenge pattern, red painted marksand titled to the base, circa 1795,height 14cm S/D to ring handle.£150 - £200

89An early 19th Century Derbycabinet plate decorated to thecentral well with a hand-paintedscene entitled View in the Isle ofWight, probably by Robert Brewerwithin a gilt scroll border edge,titled verso, painted red mark,diameter 22cm.£100 - £150

90An early 19th Century Derbycabinet plate decorated to thecentral well with a hand-paintedscene entitled In Holland, probablyby Robert Brewer within a giltscroll border edge, titled verso,painted red mark, diameter 22cm.£100 - £150

91An early 19th Century Derbycabinet plate decorated to thecentral well with a hand-paintedscene entitled In Italy, probably byRobert Brewer within a gilt scrollborder edge, titled verso, paintedred mark, diameter 22cm.£100 - £150

92An early 19th Century Derby cabinetplate decorated to the central wellwith a hand-painted scene entitledIn Wales, probably by RobertBrewer within a gilt scroll borderedge, titled verso, painted red mark,diameter 22cm. ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

93An early 19th Century Derbycabinet diamond shaped dishdecorated to the central well witha hand-painted scene entitled InWestmoreland, probably by RobertBrewer within a gilt scroll borderedge, titled verso, painted redmark, length 28cm.£100 - £150

94An early 19th Century Derbycabinet shell form dish decoratedto the central well with a hand-painted scene entitled In NorthWales, probably by Robert Brewerwithin a gilt scroll border edge,titled verso, painted red mark,diameter 22cm.£100 - £150

95An early 19th Century Derby creamjug of silver form painted to eachside with a hand-painted ovallandscape, to one side a View inCumberland and to the other a Viewin Leicestershire, all with gilt scrollborders, titled to base, painted redmark, height 13cm. ILLUSTRATED.£80 - £120

96An early 19th Century Derbycabinet dish decorated to thecentral well with a hand-paintedroundel entitled In Italy, the bordereach with gilt scroll and a peachand gilt patterned rim, titled toverso, painted red mark, diameter13.5cm. ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

97An early 19th Century Derbycabinet dish decorated to thecentral well with a hand-paintedroundel entitled Near Darking, theborder each with gilt scroll and apeach and gilt patterned rim, titledto verso, painted red mark,diameter 13.5cm. ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

98A 19th Century Derby cabinetplate decorated to the central wellwith a hand-painted scene of ahorse and cart walking towards afarm building within a low relief giltscroll border edge, painted redmark, diameter 25cm.£100 - £150

99A 19th Century Sunderland lustrewater jug decorated with a roundelof masted sailing boat in full sail,flanked by two verses of text‘When this you see, remember me,though may miles, we distance be’and ‘On boards and broken piecestoss’d, an death each house athand, yet through our pilot noneare lost, but all come safe to land’,height 16cm, restored, togetherwith two Adams over-sizedteacups and saucers printed with‘The Sailors Tear’ (5).£50 - £80

100A late 19th Century DoultonLambeth ware tobacco jar andcover of barrel form, reliefdecorated with floral sprigs,impressed marks, height 12cm.£30 - £50

101An early 19th Century stonewaretobacco jar of cylindrical form reliefmoulded with a royal crest belowscript panel Wayte. No 5. GraceCh. St., all in a pale cream glaze,height 19cm.£40 - £60

102A small assorted collection of 19thCentury salt glaze stonewaretobacco jars of graduated size,some with integral relief mouldedlabels, various sizes (7).£50 - £80

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103A large early 19th Century saltglazed stoneware tobacco jar ofbaluster form with over enamelledand gilded label, partial losses,height 21cm.£30 - £50

104Two 19th Century Pearlwareplates each decorated with atransfer decorated scene offisherman casting nets with a follyin the distance, unmarked,diameter 20cm.£30 - £50

105A pair of Beswick AberdeenAngus bulls in black gloss, giltmarks alongside ‘Approved byThe Aberdeen Angus CattleSociety’ in gold (2).£100 - £150

106A pair of early 20th Century Bretbytwin handled vases in theChinoiserie style, each decoratedto one side with low relief scenesof Japanese ladies and children toan interior setting and to thereverse with Japaneselandscapes, both with impressedmarks, height 25cm together withan unmarked, assumed Bretbysquare box and cover decoratedwith low relief dragons heightenedin gold against a faux bronzeground, marked Made in England3143, height 10cm (3).£60 - £80

107A 1930s Charlotte Rhead forCrown Ducal shape 151 vasedecorated in the Lotus Leavespattern, printed marks, signed,height 15cm.£40 - £60

108Three assorted Royal Doultonseries ware chargers comprisingone Gallant Fishers ‘Of recreationthere is none so free as fishing isalone’, An Old Jarvey andEgyptian Pottery and threeDoulton series ware platescomprising ‘The arrival of theunknown Princess’, a floralexample and a Bayeux Tapestryseries, printed marks (6).£80 - £120

109A William Moorcroft Pansy onWhite baluster vase decoratedwith seven tubelined flower headsin tones of purple, yellow and blue,all against foliage and a whiteground, impressed Burslem markalongside green flash signature,height 22cm. ILLUSTRATED.£600 - £800

110A William Moorcroft Pansy onWhite twin handled footedjardiniere decorated to the exteriorwith eleven purple, yellow and blueflowers and to the interior withseven flower heads, all against afoliate and white ground,impressed Burslem markalongside green flash signature,height 18cm. ILLUSTRATED.£500 - £800

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111A pair of William Moorcroft Claremont (Toadstool) baluster vases eachdecorated with tubelined toadstools in red and yellow against a tonal greenground, both with impressed Burslem mark and green flash signature,height 18cm. ILLUSTRATED.£1500 - £2000

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112A William Moorcroft Pomegranatevase of compressed form with aflared collar neck decorated with aband of open and whole fruit andberries against a tonal blue washground, impressed marksalongside green flash signature,height 14cm. ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

113A small William MoorcroftClaremont baluster vasedecorated with tubelinedtoadstools and mushrooms in red,yellow and purple against a tonalgreen ground, impressed Burslemmark alongside blue flash initials,height 12cm, restored.ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

114A William Moorcroft Pansy balustervase decorated to the taperingbody with eight flower heads andhanging buds against a foliate andtonal blue ground, impressedmarks alongside green flashsignature, height 22cm.ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £500

115A William Moorcroft Wisteria vaseof tapering form with roll rim neckdecorated with a band of tonalpurple, crimson and yellow flowersagainst a blue wash ground,impressed marks alongside blueflash initials, height 12.5cm.ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £200

116A William Moorcroft for Liberty &Co Claremont bowl of globularform with collar neck decoratedwith tonal red and yellow washtoadstools and mushroomsagainst a mottled blue and greentortoiseshell type ground, signed ingreen with printed Liberty mark,diameter 11cm, restored.ILLUSTRATED.£400 - £600

117A William Moorcroft for JamesMacintyre & Co Florian Ware twinhandled sugar basin decoratedwith tubelined poppies all in tonesof blue and white, the rim with asilver plated collar, printed marksalongside green initials, diameter8.5cm, restored.£30 - £50

118A William Moorcroft Leaf and Berrysmall vase of globe and shaft formdecorated with tonal autumnalleaves and berries against a darkblue ground, impressed marks,height 9.5cm.£60 - £80

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119A large early 20th Century majolicaDeruta charger, the central welldecorated with a portrait of a manin profile wearing Medieval dress,the border edge with grotesquewinged creatures and classicalforms, indistinctly signed anddated 1925, marked Deruta,diameter 46cm. ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £500

120A large late 19th to early 20thCentury Japanese Satsuma warevase of shouldered ovoid form withflared collar neck the wholeenamel decorated and gilded withcockerels, hens and chickensstood amidst flowers and foliage,gilt seal and character marks tobase, height 34cm.ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £500

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121A pair of 19th Century PortobelloPottery flatback figurines ofHighland Mary and Robt Burns(sic), height 34cm. ILLUSTRATED.£60 - £80

122A 19th Century Staffordshireflatback figure depicting Rob Roy,height 47cm A/F together with a19th Century flatback modelled asa man stood beside his horse (2).£30 - £50

123A Royal Worcester twin handledvase and cover of globular formdecorated by Edward Salter with ahand-painted scene of cows andcalves in a field, green printedmark with date code for 1901,signed E. Salter, shape 1515,height 21cm. ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £500

124A set of four treacle glazed sash-window stays modelled as a lionheads, height 14cm S/D.£60 - £80

125A 19th Century cylindrical mugdecorated with a hand-paintedsepia tone cartouche of aGeorgian lady cradling her baby,painted in the style of JohnPennington, the whole decoratedwith alternate royal blue and giltbanding, unmarked, height 11cm.ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

126A pair of late 19th Century posywall pockets by Thomas Ford ofHanley, each relief moulded withtwo clam shells and an oyster shellwith seaweed suspended from aceramic ribbon with bow tied toppicked out in pink, registrationmark for 1874, height 42cm.£150 - £200

127An 18th Century Dr Wall FirstPeriod Worcester teabowl andsaucer decorated in the Fencepattern, crescent mark to base,saucer diameter 10.5cm, height ofbowl 5cm. ILLUSTRATED.£60 - £80

128An 18th Century Dr Wall FirstPeriod Worcester teabowl andsaucer decorated in the Fencepattern, crescent mark to base,saucer diameter 10.5cm, height ofbowl 5cm.£60 - £80

129An Edwardian ‘Isobel’ advertisingrolling pin with four blue printedlines of advertising - You must useKilverts’ Pue Lard if you want goodpastry, Antidote for indigestion -‘Coombs’ Aerated Pastry Flour’sold in 3d 6d.1/-&2/6 bags, Makebeer at home from Mason’sExtract of Herbs and Antidote forindigestion - ‘Coombs’ EurekaFlour - awarded 9 gold medals,total length 53cm.£50 - £80

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130A 19th Century ornamental vaseprofusely decorated with encrustedflowers and foliage all to a greenskeletal frame, unmarked, possiblyCoalport, height 24cm A/F.£60 - £80

131A large late 19th Century Mintonshand-painted charger, signed MPfeiffer, decorated with a scene ofa kneeling winged man presentinga garland to a winged scantily cladlady against a seascape, paintedmarks alongside impressed marks,circa 1875 diameter 43cm.ILLUSTRATED.£400 - £600

132Two early 20th Century RoyalCrown Derby cabinet plates bothwith frilled edges, the firstdecorated with floral sprays andgarlands against turquoise blueborders with gilt detailing, thesecond with a gilt spray to thecentral well with a blue borderhaving gilt and enamel garlands,both with printed marks, diameter22cm together with a RoyalDoulton figurine of the HuntsmanFox D6448 and four Beswickhunting dogs (one tail A/F) (6).£40 - £60

133A pair of 20th Century manteldogs with encrusted heads andblack polka dot bodies, eachmodelled holding baskets offlowers in their mouths, length11cm.£30 - £40

134A Ruskin Pottery lavender lustrevase and cover, the cover with aband of pierced flower heads,impressed marks, dated 1924.£40 - £60

135A set of five Ruskin Potterylavender lustre goblets each12.5cm tall together with amatching vessel with applied metalcover, all with impressed marks (6).£40 - £60

136A 1930s Art Deco Crown DucalCharlotte Rhead decorated in thePalemero (5803) pattern with tubelined and hand-painted flowerheads and scrolls, printed mark,signed, diameter 44cm.£80 - £120

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137An early 20th Century W.H Gossface mask modelled as a beardedman, printed to verso ‘Mask forGeoffrey of Monmouth’s Study atMonmouth. Pub by E.P Jarrett’diameter 11cm. ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £200

138A Beswick Beatrix Potter wallplaque modelled as Tom Kitten, giltstamps with black printed Beswickmark, length 13cm.£150 - £200

139A 20th Century Chinese exportbowl decorated with imperialdragons chasing flaming pearls, allin brightly coloured enamel over ablack transfer, bears red transferprinted Qianlong mark, diameter23.5cm.£50 - £80

140140An early 19th Century blue andwhite pearlware mug, transferdecorated to the centre with theCoat of Arms for George II, flankedby campana urns of flowers, to theside walls with scenes of Georgianladies sat before classicalbuildings, painted I mark, height8cm S/D. ILLUSTRATED.£40 - £60

141Fourteen late 19th Century plasticclay tessellation tiles designed byWilliam Godwin, made inLugwardine, Hereford, each tilewith a repeat brown floral pattern,impressed mark, each 6in sq.£60 - £80

142Eleven late 19th Century Minton &Co plastic clay tiles each with arepeat tessellation pattern in blackon white, the design attributed toA W N Pugin, impressed marks,6in sq.£60 - £80

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143An early 20th Century JohnWalsh Walsh Chestnutpattern bowl of shoulderedovoid form with wide frill rimrelief moulded with stylisedflowers and foliage over agraduated straw opalescentground, height 14cm.£60 - £80

144An early 20th CenturyContinental glass crackerbox in the manner of Kralik,of shallow circular formdecorated with applied bluewhiplash lines over a greeniridescent ground, fitted witha decorative brass coverwith flowering blossomboughs, width 14cm, S/D.£100 - £150

145A late 18th Century crystaldecanter circa 1780, ofPrussian form with basalmoulding below an engravedrepeat garland with thistlemotif below a threeannulated ring neck, laterstopper, height 28cm.£100 - £150

146A late 19th to early 20thCentury Stourbridge glassepergne with a silver platedwire form base mountedwith three posy trumpetswith folded rims, engravedwith flowers and foliage overa graduated green to clearground, width 33cm.£60 - £80

147A later 20th CenturyWhitefriars paperweight witha concentric millefiori canework canopy of ruffle andcog canes, signature caneand date of 1971, togetherwith a similar example. (2).£80 - £120

148A contemporary glass vaseby Blowzone of compressedovoid form decorated withapplied prunts and blackspiral line over the clearcrystal ground, engravedsignature and date for 2000,height 24.5cm.£80 - £120

149An early 20th CenturyContinental glass vase,possibly Kralik, of footedglobe and shaft form with agraduated green to amberspot iridescence, height21cm.£30 - £50

150A later 20th Century JohnDitchfield Glasform weight inthe form of a toadstool withpink iridescent finish,decorated with an appliedsilver dragonfly, engravedsignature, height 11.5cm.£60 - £80

151A pair of later 20th CenturyJohn Ditchfield Glasformweights in the form of appleswith pink and blue iridescentfinish, foil labels, height5.5cm. (2).£50 - £80

152A pair of later 20th CenturyJohn Ditchfield Glasformweights in the form of pearswith blue iridescent finishand applied silver leaves andstems, foil labels, height13cm. (2).£80 - £120

153A later 20th Century JohnDitchfield Glasformpaperweight of compressedcircular form decorated withan applied silver frog over apurple iridescent groundwith stylised lily pad leavesand whiplash lines, engravedsignature, width 12cm.£100 - £150

154A small 19th CenturyStourbridge crystal glasstumbler of circular form withacid etched inscriptiondedicated to Sir StanleyBaldwin on the occasion ofhis 5th birthday, datedAugust 3rd 1872, togetherwith a larger waisted tankarddecorated with appliedcranberry threading andprunts and a small shotglass with foliate engraveddecoration. (3).£30 - £50

155A late 19th Century Baccaratpressed glass table centrewith a circular base withrelief moulded detail below aclassical figural column, thewhole supporting a four lightarrangement with scrollarms, scalloped drip traysand relief moulded sconces,height 62cm.£80 - £120

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156A late 19th Century Thomas Webb & SonsChien Lung vase of footed shouldered ovoidform with collar neck and flared rim, self colourcased in an opaque blue and deeply cut withbirds amongst flowering prunus blossom trees,acid mark to the base, height 19cm.ILLUSTRATED.£2000 - £3000

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157A circa 1900 Stevens & WilliamsSilveria vase of fluted globe andshaft form with flared collar neck,decorated with applied greenwhiplash lines over a silveredground with blue and amberbloom, acid mark, height 18cm.ILLUSTRATED.£1500 - £2000

158A late 19th Century Stevens &Williams vase of double gourdform with a flared collar neckdecorated with a white pull upthread over satin pink ground,unmarked, height 22.5cm.ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £500

159A 19th Century commercial ginbottle by W & A Gilbey ofcompressed ovoid form with collarneck, relief moulded with a crest tothe brown ground, height 21cm.£30 - £50

160A set of six late 19th to early 20thCentury Continental Roemer wineglasses with a circular foot, hollowblown bobbin stem and ovoidbowl engraved with a fruiting vineover the mid green ground, height19cm. (6).£50 - £80

161A late 19th Century Continentalvase of ovoid form with collar neckand triform rim, hand enamelledwith flowers and foliage over anopaque ground, raised to a bluecrystal base, together with asimilar vase enamelled with flowersover black ground, tallest 20cm.(2).£30 - £50

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162A late 19th Century gimmel flask ofcompressed ovoid form with collarneck decorated with white trailedline over the cranberry ground,together with a similar smallerexample decorated with cranberrythreading, largest 18cm. (2).£30 - £50

163A late 19th Century Continentalalabaster glass vase with a circularspread foot, bladed knop andflared cylindrical body with domedtop, hand enamelled and gildedwith a repeat classical paneldesign, height 17cm.£30 - £50

164A late 19th Century footed ovoidform vase with flared collar neck,hand enamelled with flowers andfoliage over an opaque whiteground, height 28cm.£30 - £50

165A late 19th Century Stourbridgeposy vase of lobed form cased inclear crystal over a tonal pink spiralground, raised to a clear crystalfoot, together with two further 19thCentury posy vases, tallest 11cm.(3).£30 - £50

166An early 20th Century glass jug ofglobe and shaft form with triformneck decorated with an appliedgreen trailed line to the neck andloop handle over a green crackleground, height 18cm.£30 - £50

167A 1950s novelty lamp work glassswizzle stick modelled as anelephant on a clear crystal glassstem, boxed.£30 - £50

168A late 19th Century Girondale wallmirror with a frill rim oval mirrorbase with bevelled edge andreverse engraved detail, mountedwith a clear crystal posy vase withfern engraved decoration, height33cm.£100 - £150

169A late 19th Century Thomas Webb& Sons Spider pattern vase offooted and fluted cylinder formwith a wave rim, decorated withrandom whiplash green over clearcrystal glass ground, height25.5cm.£40 - £60

170A late 19th Century Stourbridgeglass table centre epergne,possibly Stuart & Sons, with awave rim domed base rising to acentral radial brass mount fittedwith a pair of cylindrical posyvases with wave edge rim, all in asea green finish, height 20cm.S/D. ILLUSTRATED.£50 - £80

171An early 20th Century Stuart &Son vase of tapered sleeve formdecorated with applied drawntears in golden amber over agolden amber ground, height25cm.£50 - £80

172A set of six late 19th CenturyStourbridge wine glasses with acircular spread foot, slender stemand ovoid bowl engraveddecorated with cranes to alandscape setting over the paleapple green ground, height11.5cm. (6).£100 - £120

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173173A 20th Century cameo glassweight of rounded rectangularform cased in purple over clearand cut with a clematis flower,signed G. Mayer, width 11cm.ILLUSTRATED.£80 - £120

174A large 20th Century Val StLambert vase of footed sleeveform with everted rim, cased inblue over clear crystal and flashcut with floral gothic panels over astrawberry diamond ground,unmarked, height 31cm.£120 - £150

175A 1930s Stuart & Sons vase ofbarrel form, flat cut with a repeatoval mitre pattern after designs byLudwig Kny, unmarked, height17cm.£40 - £60

176A 1930s Stevens & Williamsrainbow pattern bowl of shallowcircular form with flared rimdecorated with an internal blueand green spiral design, width28cm.£40 - £60

177A 1930s John Walsh WalshPompeian range bowl of footedcircular form decorated withrandom air bubbles over an iceblue ground, width 25cm.£60 - £80

178An early 20th Century Stourbridgecrystal glass vase of shoulderedovoid form, polished intaglio cutand engraved with repeat roccocoscroll and floral panels betweenbanded borders, unmarked, height21cm.£120 - £150

179A post war Italian MuranoSommerso glass vase of facet cutsleeve form cased in clear crystalover a magenta core, unmarked,height 25cm.£40 - £60

180180A late 19th Century vase, possiblyThomas Webb & Sons, of footedcylindrical form with collar neckengraved with stylised flowers,foliage and birds to a pale greenground, height 22cm.ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

181A late 19th Century Stevens &Williams Matsu Noke posy bowl ofovoid form with frill rim neckdecorated with applied amberglass boughs with pink flowersover a tonal tan and magentaOsiris style ground, height 13cm,S/D. ILLUSTRATED.£250 - £300

182A late 19th to early 20th CenturyStevens & Williams posy vase offluted ovoid form cased in greenover citron and polished intagliocut with flowering prunus boughs,height 12cm. ILLUSTRATED.£250 - £300

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183A large late 19th Century ThomasWebb & Sons Peachblow vase ofshouldered form with an evertedrim, relief paste gilt decorated inthe manner of Jules Barbe with aflowering bough and insects overthe graduated pink to opalground, height 31cm.ILLUSTRATED.£250 - £300

184A large late 19th CenturyStourbridge three colour cameoglass vase, probably by ThomasWebb & Sons, of footed skittleform with a flared neck, cased inopal over cranberry over citronand cut with a large flowering rosebough with a snail and butterflybetween plain banded borders,height 30cm. ILLUSTRATED.£1800 - £2200

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185A small late 19th Century Stourbridge threecolour cameo glass vase, possibly ThomasWebb & Sons, of ovoid form with a collar neck,cased in ruby over citron over opal and cut witha scrolling convolvulus below a stiff leaf border,height 10.5cm. ILLUSTRATED.£450 - £500

186A small late 19th to early 20th Century Val StLambert crystal cameo glass vase of doublegourd form cased in translucent pink over clearand cut with a scrolling convolvulus bough overa cracked ice ground, height 16cm.ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

187A small late 19th Century Stourbridge threecolour cameo glass vase, possibly ThomasWebb & Sons, of globe and shaft form cased inopal over pink over opal and cut with a floweringwild rose bough, height 10cm.

Provenance - Former Parkington Collection.£400 - £600

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188A late 19th Century Stevens &Williams cameo glass vase ofshouldered ovoid form with flaredcollar neck, cased in opal overtranslucent blue and cut with tulipsbetween scrolling borders over aplanished effect ground, height23cm. ILLUSTRATED.£800 - £1200

189A late 19th Century Stourbridgecameo glass vase, possiblyThomas Webb & Sons, ofshouldered ovoid form with collarneck, cased in opal over citronand cut with a flowering boughand butterflies below a floral anddash line border, height 20cm.ILLUSTRATED.£600 - £800

190A late 19th Century Stourbridgecameo glass vase, possiblyThomas Webb & Sons ofshouldered ovoid form with collarneck, cased in opal over a rubysatin air trap ground and cut with ascrolling briar rose between repeatfoliate borders, height 21cm, S/D.ILLUSTRATED.£250 - £300

191A large late 19th CenturyStourbridge cameo glass vase byThomas Webb & Sons, of globeand shaft form cased in opal overblue and decorated in theaesthetic Japanese taste withflowering prunus boughs andinsects within a complex panelground, height 30cm.ILLUSTRATED.£1800 - £2200

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192A large late 19th CenturyStourbridge cameo glass vase,possibly Thomas Webb & Sons offooted ovoid form with a roll collarneck, cased in opal over ruby andcut with a large flowering rosebough with insects and wisteria tothe reverse between plain bandedborders, height 22cm.ILLUSTRATED.£800 - £1200

193A late 19th Century Thomas Webb& Sons Ivory cameo glass vase ofspherical form with a flaredhexagonal rim cut in an arabesquestyle with repeat panels of scrollingflowers and foliage below a stiffleaf border, picked out incinnamon stain over the ivorycoloured ground, height 13cm.ILLUSTRATED.£800 - £1200

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194A late 19th Century Stevens & Williams Matsu Noke posy vase of doublegourd form with a frill rim decorated with applied amber scrolling boughswith pink flowers over a tonal caramel and jade green osiris style groundwith pink interior, height 11cm. ILLUSTRATED.£220 - £250

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195A late 19th Century Thomas Webb& Sons cameo glass plaque ofshallow circular form cased in opalover dark red and cut with a doveresting to a chestnut tree boughwith fir tree behind, all within arepeat floral border, width 26cm,A/F. ILLUSTRATED.£500 - £600

196A late 19th Century lamp workmodel of a masted sailing boat infull sail with sailors climbing therigging, set to an oval ebonisedbase with two smaller shipsflanking, all below a clear glassdome, height 44cm, S/D.£80 - £120

197A pair of early 19th Century cutcrystal glass decanters of Regencycylinder form with arch cut body,slice cut shoulder and three ringneck, height 28cm. (2).£80 - £120

198A late Georgian Prussian formdecanter with basal cut decorationbelow a three ring neck and targetfoam stopper, height 27cm.£40 - £60

199A late Georgian Prussian formdecanter with basal and shouldercut decoration below a three ringneck and radial cut mushroomform stopper, height 25cm.£40 - £60

200A late Georgian Prussian formdecanter with bands of mitre,printie and strawberry cutdecoration below a slice cutshoulder, three ring neck and radialcut mushroom form stopper,height 25cm.£40 - £60

201An 18th Century clear crystal glassrummer with a circular spread foot,knopped stem and basal mouldedbowl, together with two similarplain examples, tallest 15cm. (3).£100 - £150

202A late 18th Century green wineglass with a circular spread foot,bladed knop stem and conicalbowl, together with a similarexample, height 12.5cm. (2).£100 - £150

203A 19th Century slice cut tumbler,together with a similar exampleand a later engraved example. (3).£40 - £60

204An 18th Century amethyst glassrinser of circular form withannulated band below a flared rimwith twin integral lip, height 10cm.£120 - £150

205An 18th Century glass tazza with acircular dish form top with upstand collar raised to a hollowblown fluted stem with annulatedbasal knop above a domed andfolded foot, width 25cm.ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

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206An 18th Century Continental wineglass circa 1750, possibly Dutch,with a bell form bowl raised to abalustrade stem with triple knopabove plain stem with further basalknop above a folded conical foot,height 16cm. ILLUSTRATED.£80 - £120

207An 18th Century wine glass circa1760 with a round funnel bowlabove a double knopped multiseries opaque twist stem above aconical foot, height 16cm.ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £200

208An 18th Century wine glass circa1760 with a round funnel bowl andmulti series opaque twist stemwith twelve ply spiral band outsidea central gauze, raised to a conicalfoot, height 15cm. ILLUSTRATED.£120 - £150

209An 18th Century Continental wineglass circa 1750, possibly Dutch,tall sided round funnel bowl withflared rim raised to a doubleknopped multi series air twist stemabove a conical foot, height 20cm.ILLUSTRATED.£80 - £120

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210An 18th Century wine glass circa1750 with a trumpet bowl abovesolid basal section with internaltear above a composite stem withbladed knop, plain stem and largebasal knop with internal tear abovea conical foot, height 17cm.£200 - £300

211An 18th Century wine glass circa1750 with a pan topped bowlengraved with a running floralgarland with sunflower,honeysuckle, daffodil andcarnation above a multi series airtwist stem with medial knop abovea conical foot, height 15.5cm.ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £200

212An 18th Century wine glass circa1760, round funnel bowl withbasal moulding, raised to a multiseries opaque twist stem with twoply spiral around a central gauzeabove a conical foot, height 16cm.£150 - £180

213An 18th Century wine glass circa1760, with flared bucket bowlabove a multi series opaque twiststem with two ply spiral around acentral gauze above a conical foot,height 16.5cm. ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £200

214An 18th Century ale glass circa1760, high sided pointed roundfunnel bowl engraved with hopsand barley above a double seriesopaque twist stem with twelve plyouter spiral around a pair of losetwist central stems above a conicalfoot, height 18.5cm.ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £200

215An 18th Century wine glass circa1740 with a drawn trumpet bowlabove a plain straight stem withfolded conical foot, height 17.5cm.£150 - £200

216An 18th Century wine glass circa1760 with an ogee bowl engravedwith a fruiting vine above a singleseries opaque twist stem withmulti corkscrew showing faintopalescence above a conical footengraved with a name, height16cm. ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

217An 18th Century wine glass circa1785 with an ogee bowl engravedwith fruiting vine and floral garlandabove basal cutting into a facetcut and knopped stem above ashallow conical foot, height 15cm.£120 - £150

218An 18th Century wine glass circa1750 with a round funnel bowlabove a single series air twist stemwith a pair of spiral cables above aconical foot, height 16cm.£120 - £150

219A large 18th Century Newcastlelight baluster wine glass circa 1750with round funnel bowl, Dutchengraved with a deep foliate scrollborder of flowers, foliage,garlands, and scroll work, allabove a multi knopped stem andwide shallow conical foot, height19cm, small chip to the foot.ILLUSTRATED.£1200 - £1500

220A small 18th Century wine glasscirca 1785 with a funnel bowlengraved with a floral borderabove a facet stem and shallowconical foot, together with twosimilar period bladed knopexamples, S/D. (3).£60 - £80

221An 18th Century Jacobite wineglass circa 1740 with flared roundfunnel bowl engraved with a roseand bud on stem above a plainstraight stem and conical foot,height 15.5cm. ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £500

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222An 18th Century wine glass circa1785 with an ovoid bowl engravedwith a bird in flight with flowers andfoliage above basal cutting into afacet cut stem above a conicalfoot, height 14cm.£80 - £120

223An 18th Century wine glass circa1785 with an ovoid bowl engravedwith a bird in flight with flowers andfoliage above basal cutting into afacet cut stem above a conicalfoot, height 14cm.£80 - £120

224An 18th Century wine glass circa1760 with round funnel bowl withbasal moulding above a doubleseries opaque twist stem with apair of heavy spiral threads outsidea lace twist above a conical foot,height 15cm.£150 - £200

225An 18th Century wine glass circa1760 with a round funnel bowlabove a double series opaquetwist stem with a pair of spiraltapes above a conical foot, height16cm. ILLUSTRATED.£120 - £150

226An 18th Century Jacobite firingglass circa 1760 with an ogeebowl engraved with rose and budon stem and bird in flight above adouble series opaque twist stemwith heavy shallow foot, height11cm.£300 - £400

227A 1930s James Powell & SonsWhitefriars Cloudy range vase offooted flared form with internal tonalgreen cloudy pattern, height 20cm.£100 - £120

228A large post war WhitefriarsKnobbly range bowl designed byGeoffrey Baxter in ruby tint, width22cm.£50 - £80

229A 1930s Nazeing glass vase ofwaisted cylindrical form withinternal mottled jade green pattern,together with a footed balusterform example in tonal blue, tallest22cm. (2).£50 - £80

230A pair of late 19th CenturyStourbridge glass girondale wallmirrors of oval section with notchcut borders, mounted withmatched cranberry and opalescentposy vases with applied citron frill,height 20cm. (2).£150 - £200

231A late 19th Century Stourbridgeglass girondale wall mirror of ovalsection with a notch cut bordermounted with a fluted cranberryposy trumpet, height 26cm.£60 - £80

232A pair of 19th Century spirit flasksof shouldered ovoid form in Bristolblue glass, mounted with silverplated collars with scroll workdetail below a collar neck, integralspout and flying scroll handle,engraved Whisky & Rum, height18cm. (2). ILLUSTRATED.£80 - £120

233A small 19th Century Frenchbijouterie box of rectangular formwith deep facet cut glass panelswithin a copper frame, width8.5cm.£60 - £80

234A 19th Century Bohemian glassvase in the manner of Moser, offacet cut baluster form with a flaredtulip rim, cased in blue over clearand cut with a repeat panel designover enamel and gilt decoratedwith scrolls, flowers and foliage,height 24cm. ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

235A large 18th Century glass tazza ofcircular form with collar rim, raisedto a hollow blown, fluted balustercolumn with basal annulated knopabove a domed and folded foot,width 35.5cm. ILLUSTRATED.£250 - £350

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236A hallmarked silver three pieceboat shaped tea set of plain formwith gadroon borders and eachraised on four ball feet, total weight36oz, Sheffield 1916. (3).£200 - £300

237A parcel lot of assorted hallmarkedsilver flat ware to include table andtea spoons, butter curl, mustardand salt spoons, various stylesand dates, total weight 25.5oz.£150 - £180

238A hallmarked silver capstan inkwell, diameter 13cm, Sheffield1921, together with a silver trinketbox, trumpet vase and a smallcream jug, various dates. S/D (4).£50 - £80

239A hallmarked silver three piececruet set of plain form each raisedon three ball fee, Birmingham1919, together with a similarmustard pot. (4).£50 - £80

240A late 19th Century hallmarkedsilver and cut glass squaresectioned ink well, heavy glassclear base below silver collar andhinged cover, 10cm square,Birmingham 1898, together with asimilar match strike. (2).£100 - £120

241A pair of hallmarked silver pianocandlesticks, square steppedbases below circular sconcesdecorated with embossed ribbonand swags, height 12cm,Birmingham 1978.£140 - £180

242A pair of hallmarked silver sauceboats each raised on three padfeet and terminating in wavedborders and scroll handles,Sheffield 1963/64. (2).£100 - £150

243An early 20th Century hallmarkedsilver and cut glass spirit flask,faceted glass body terminating insilver collar and bayonet fitted capabove silver cup sleeve, London1912.£60 - £80

244An Edwardian hallmarked silverback hand mirror with embossedcherub portraits on a cloudground, Birmingham 1907.£60 - £80

245A Victorian hallmarked silverelongated oval box decorated withembossed foliate scrolls, length16cm, Chester 1900, togetherwith a silver plated circularexample and a double sovereigncase. (3).£100 - £150

246Two Russian silver small spoonseach with enamel decoration toreverse of bowls and furtherhighlights to stem and terminals,length 11cm. (2).£50 - £80

247A pair of Imperial Russian silver giltvodka beakers decorated withengraved leaves and buildings,height 5cm, together with a furthermatched example. (3).£100 - £140

248A Victorian hallmarked silverminiature watering can, height2cm, Birmingham 1896, togetherwith a similar pair of boots and atwin handled strainer. (3).£80 - £120

249A 19th Century Dutch silver toymodelled as a coffee grinder withstiff leaf borders and crank handle,height 5cm.£100 - £140

250A 19th Century Dutch silver toymodelled as an oil can with cheruband foliate decoration, height 5cm,together with a similar example ofa teapot. (2).£100 - £140

251A silver miniature study of aChannel Islands Sark cart drawnby three horses, length 5cm.£70 - £90

252An early 20th Century miniaturethree piece sewing setencompassed within a blue velvetcushion to a twin handled circularpale, diameter 3cm, Birmingham1906.£150 - £180

253An Edwardian hallmarked sealmodelled as a standing Napoleon,height 6cm, Birmingham 1902.£100 - £150

254An early 20th Century white metalminiature study of a slipper withfoliate engraved decoration to soleand foot strap, length 8cm.£30 - £50

255255A late 19th Century Dutch silvertoy modelled as a miniature longcase clock with pierced figuraldoor below white enamel painteddial and arch top pediment, raisedon four claw feet, height 21cm,S/D. ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £400

256A Victorian hallmarked silvertankard with presentationengraving, terminating in C scrollhandle, Birmingham 1875, GeorgeUnite.£180 - £220

257A William IV hallmarked silvercircular teapot of plain form raisedon four lion mask feet terminatingin rose flower finial and ebonisedscroll handle, weight 22oz, height15cm, London 1835, Mary &Richard Sibley.£350 - £400

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258A Victorian hallmarked silver ovalshallow bowl with plain central wellwithin foliate embossed surround,length 26cm, London 1891,William Comyns.£100 - £150

259A hallmarked silver cream jugraised on three lion mask feet,terminating in a waved border andacanthus capped scroll handle,height 10cm, London 1933.£80 - £120

260A pair of hallmarked silver fourdivision canted toast racks, length8cm, together with a similar silverpair. (4).£80 - £120

261An early 20th Century Continentalsilver plated pierced swing basketdecorated with lily pad, snails, frogsand crabs around a central well ofswimming fish, diameter 26cm.£150 - £180

262A later 20th Century Tiffany & Cosilver childs rattle in presentationpouch and box.£40 - £60

263A small sterling silver pepperettetogether with two similarexamples, S/D. (3).£30 - £50

264An early 19th Century parthallmarked silver scent bottlesleeve and cover with bright cutfoliate decoration encompassingclear glass bottle and stopper,length 4.5cm.£120 - £180

265An Edwardian hallmarked silverand clear cut glass desk ink well,the semi-circular glass body belowhinged silver cover with inset openfaced pocket watch, length12.5cm, Birmingham 1906,Mappin & Webb. ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

266A hallmarked silver compressedcylindrical coffee pot of plain formterminating in ivory scroll handle,weight 23oz, height 23cm, London1974, Robert Welch.ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

267An Irish hallmarked silver sauceboat of plain form with beadedborders terminating in scrollborders, all raised on four steppedpad feet, Dublin 1782.£100 - £150

268A pair of Georgian hallmarkedsilver gilt, old English patternsauce ladles each with andengraved crest of a heron toterminal, London circa 1760, PaulCallard. (2).£100 - £150

269A pair of Georgian hallmarkedsilver old English pattern tablespoons each with later fluteddecorated bowl, London circa1760, Thomas Chawner (2).£60 - £80

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270A George III hallmarked silver twinoil bottle stand with scroll handleterminating in a Classical maidenhead, all raised on four fluted padfeet and supporting twoassociated bottles, length 16cm,London 1761 John Delmester.ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

271A pair of George II hallmarkedsilver old English pattern tablesspoons each with an engravedcrest of a rampant lion to terminal,London 1757, Paul Callard. (2).£100 - £150

272Five Georgian hallmarked silver oldEnglish pattern table spoons, totalweight 12oz, various dates circa1750. (5).£100 - £150

273A hallmarked silver old Englishpattern table spoon with featheredged detail, London 1771,together with a similar examplewith later berry decoration and aplated butter dish (3).£30 - £50

274A hallmarked silver three piececruet set and conforming tray,together with a similar pin cushionmodelled as a lady’s shoe. (4).£40 - £60

275A hallmarked silver salver of plainform engraved Presented to Mrs AWoodhall by the Halesowen LodgeNo 7104, Jan 28th 1967, raisedon four claw feet, weight 23.5oz,diameter 30cm, Birmingham 1966.£100 - £150

276A hallmarked silver three pieceboat shaped tea set of plain formterminating in foliate decoratedborders weight 30.5oz,Birmingham 1926, together with asilver cigarette case. (4).£200 - £300

277Nine assorted hallmarked silvernapkin rings to include engraved,circular and rectangular examples,various dates, total weight 8oz. (9).£50 - £80

278An early 20th Century christeningtankard of plain form with beadedborder and scroll handle, height6.5cm, Birmingham 1915.£40 - £60

279A hallmarked silver twin handledtea strainer supported onconforming bowl, together with anassociated twin handled bowl,Birmingham 1968 and Sheffield1907 respectively. (2).£40 - £60

280A hallmarked silver sauce boatraised on three pad feet andterminating in waved border andflying scroll handle, together with asimilar cream jug, Birmingham1933 and 1914 respectively. (2).£40 - £60

281A set of eleven Victorianhallmarked silver tea spoons eachwith foliate engraved decoration,Sheffield 1884. (11).£40 - £60

282A pair of Victorian hallmarked silverfiddle pattern table spoons eachwith later berry decoration, London1848, together with three otheritems of flat ware. (5).£40 - £60

283A hallmarked silver Art Nouveaucircular easel photograph framewith stylised leaf details to a plainground, diameter 13cm,Birmingham 1905.£50 - £80

284A late 19th Century hallmarkedsilver and clear glass hip flask, thehinged silver foliate embossed capabove a plain glass body andassociated silver plated sleeve,London 1898.£40 - £60

285A hallmarked silver trophy bowlwith engraved presentation,together with a silver backed handmirror and a similar bangle. (3).£40 - £60

286A hallmarked silver rectangulareasel photograph frame withengraved foliate decoration tocorners and engraved dedicationheight 22cm, Birmingham 1909,together with a similar smallerexample. (2).£30 - £50

287A George IV hallmarked silverking’s pattern sauce ladle of plainform, Edinburgh 1827.£30 - £50

288A French silver circular wine tasterwith part fluted and shotembossed decoration terminatingin ring handle, together with asimilar match box covers andscent bottle top. (3).£60 - £80

289A hallmarked silver small chainmail link purse Birmingham 1911,together with a similar white metalexample. (2).£30 - £50

290A plated table centrepiece in themanner of Elkington, in the form ofa stag beneath an oak tree,surmounted by a clear crystalbowl, overall height 35.5cm.£60 - £80

291A George III hallmarked silver oldEnglish pattern basting spoon ofplain form, engraved crest toterminal, London 1788, RichardCrossley.£80 - £120

292A set of six George III hallmarkedsilver teaspoons with bright cutdecoration London 1788, fourmarked Hester Bateman.£80 - £120

293A pair of modern hallmarked silvercandlesticks with reededdecoration to circular bases andsconces, height 12cm, togetherwith a similar smaller pairBirmingham 1933 and 1967respectively. (4).£50 - £80

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294A pair of modern hallmarked silvercircular bottle coasters each withturned wooden base, diameter10cm, Birmingham 2012. (2).£80 - £120

295Two modern hallmarked silvercaddy spoons, one in the Arts &Crafts taste, the other with twistedhandle. (2).£40 - £60

296A cased hallmarked silver threepiece cruet set of circular formwith pierced details and blue glassliners, Birmingham 1971.£70 - £90

297A hallmarked silver oval smallbasket with pierced decorationbelow egg and dart border andswing handle, length 15cm,Birmingham 1914.£70 - £90

298A pair of hallmarked silver trumpetbud vases with beaded borders,height 14cm, together with acapstan ink well with ribbon andreed decoration. (3).£60 - £80

299A 19th Century French silver fourpiece baluster tea set with reededdetails, swag decorated spouts,turned wooden handles below leafand berry finials, total weight 32oz,L. Lapar. (4).£400 - £600

300A 19th Century German silvercircular tea strainer with foliatepierced decoration to border andlion mask side handle, diameter9cm.£50 - £80

301A German silver small cream jugwith wide spout and scroll handle,together with a similar pair ofgrape scissors, both stamped.800. (2).£40 - £60

302A Victorian hallmarked silvercircular bowl with wrythen fluteddecoration raised on threestepped pad feet, diameter 14cm,London 1893, Bernard Bros.£90 - £120

303Three rectangular miniature trayseach with embossed decoration,two foliate, the third with figures toan interior scene, largest 16cm inlength. (3).£50 - £80

304A silver model of a sailing boat to ablack rectangular plinth, length10cm, together with a similarfiligree example. (2).£50 - £80

305A modern hallmarked silver candlesnuffer, the elongated handle withtwisted sections terminating inplain cone snuffer, length 28cm,Birmingham 1972.£50 - £80

306Four hallmarked silver items, a teastrainer, two napkin rings and anoval shaped small dish, length18cm, various styles and dates.(4).£100 - £150

307A hallmarked silver and clear glasspreserve pot, together with asimilar sugar castor each withclear glass bodies below silvercovers, Chester 1924 andBirmingham 1910 respectively. (2).£40 - £60

308A hallmarked silver pedestalcircular bon bon dish with piercedscalloped borders above an plainfoot, diameter 12cm, Sheffield1959.£50 - £80

309A small parcel lot of assorted itemsto include three manicureimplements the handles modelledas golf clubs, a pair of lorgnettes,vesta case, etc.£40 - £60

310A hallmarked silver circular pin dishwith central coin to well, togetherwith two further Persian examples.(3).£50 - £80

311A cased set of six 19th Centurywhite metal tea spoons each witha leaf bowl and vine designedstem.£50 - £80

312A small parcel lot of assorted fobsto include silver and gilt metalexamples relating to football,fishing etc.£40 - £60

313313A late Victorian hallmarked silvertea caddy of oval form withembossed foliate decoration andleaf details to cover, height 11cm,Sheffield 1890. ILLUSTRATED.£50 - £80

314A pair of hallmarked silvercandlesticks, stepped circularbases below plain columns andcircular sconces height 15cm,Birmingham 1911.£60 - £80

315A hallmarked silver five piece brushset comprising of four brushes anda hand mirror, Birmingham 1930,together with a similar cigarettebox. (6).£40 - £60

316A pair of early 20th Centuryhallmarked silver cafe au lait potsof plain cylindrical form each withturned wooden side handle, height14cm, total weight 18oz, Sheffield1907. (2).£100 - £150

317A hallmarked silver cantedrectangular tea caddy of plainform, height 9cm, London 1897.£50 - £80

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318A George IV hallmarked silverchristening cup with laterembossed foliate decoration,London 1825, together with twolater similar examples, Birmingham1988 and 1989. (3).£50 - £80

319A late 19th Century French silvercup and saucer decorated withbirds amongst foliate scrolls,terminating in acanthus leafcapped scroll handle, height 8cm.£60 - £80

320An Art Nouveau hallmarked silverrectangular easel photographframe with embossed foliatescrolls and iris decoration, height32cm, London 1905. S/D.£50 - £80

321A pair of modern hallmarked silvercandlesticks, circular steppedbases below knopped columnsand conforming circular sconces,height 30cm, Birmingham 1976.£100 - £150

322A hallmarked silver three handledArts and Crafts pedestal bowl ofplain form detailed with styledheart motifs to base of handles,height 18cm, London 1907,Thomas Eady & Co Ltd.ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

323An early 20th Century silver platedtri-form table candle holder withthree sconce and three swanseach with partially outstretchedwings to a plain base raised onthree stepped feet, width 24cm,unmarked. ILLUSTRATED.£80 - £120

324A 20th Century white metalmounted wooden desk stand withfoliate engraved decorations, twinwells flanked central panel offigures to an interior setting, allraised on four bun feet, length25cm. ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

325325A Sterling silver water pitcher,circular stepped base below plainfaceted body, reeded borders andangular scroll handle, stampedSterling to base. ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £180

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326An early 20th Century hallmarkedsilver elliptical shaped breadbasket with relief moulded swagdetails, all raised on four scroll legswith further swag and harebelldecoration weight 36oz, length36cm, Chester 1911, BarkerBrothers. ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £400

327A hallmarked silver pedestal bowl,stepped circular foot below plainbody terminating in pierced andfoliate decorated scroll border,weight 18oz, diameter 20cm,Birmingham 1921. S/D.£100 - £150

328A pair of hallmarked silver squatcandlesticks of plain circular form,height 7cm, Birmingham 1942.(2).£30 - £50

329A hallmarked silver three piececruet set with Celtic style borders,together with an earlier pedestalpepper, Birmingham 1954 andLondon 1831. (4).£50 - £80

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330A hallmarked silver christening cupwith fleur de lys detail, togetherwith a similar cream jug with lionmask feet, total weight 7oz,London 1934 and Chester 1912.S/D. (2).£40 - £60

331A hallmarked silver sauce boatraised on three pad feet,terminating in a waved border andscroll handle, Sheffield 1950.£30 - £50

332A George III hallmarked silvercoffee pot of baluster form withcircular stepped base and woodenscroll handle, all terminating inwrythen finial, later embossedscroll decoration, weight 34oz,London 1764, Francis Crump.ILLUSTRATED.£400 - £600

333A Victorian hallmarked silver oldEnglish pattern basting spoon ofplain form, London 1846, togetherwith a silver fork and a similar handmirror. S/D. (3).£30 - £50

334A parcel lot of assorted Victorianand later hallmarked silver toinclude Old English and fiddlepattern dessert forks, tea spoons,dinner forks etc, total weight 21oz,and a Liberty Art Nouveau teaspoons(17).£100 - £150

335A parcel lot of assorted Victorianand later hallmarked silver flat wareto include mother of pearl handledfruit knives and forks, tea spoons,pickle forks, tea spoons, etc,various styles and dates, totalweight 33oz, together with acased set of six tea spoons. (qty).£150 - £200

336An Edwardian hallmarked silverand clear glass desk stand, plainelongated oval base raised on fourstrut legs encompassing a cutglass well with silver collar andhinged cover, length 18cm,Birmingham 1903.£60 - £80

337Ten assorted early 20th Centuryhallmarked silver and clear glassdressing table and scent bottles toinclude silver gilt and enamelleddecorated examples, variousstyles and dates. S/D. (10).£100 - £150

338Three late 19th to early 20thCentury hallmarked silver easelphotograph frames, one plain, twowith embossed decoration, variousdates, tallest height 21cm, S/D.(3).£80 - £120

339A cased hallmarked silver threepiece boat shaped cruet set ofplain form each raised on four padfeet, Birmingham 1941.£60 - £80

340A set of nine hallmarked silverfiddle pattern dinner forks, eachwith engraved initial to terminal,weight 19oz, London 1863. (9).£100 - £150

341A parcel lot of assorted silverhallmarked flat ware to include sixteaspoons, six dessert forks, threedessert spoons a pistol grip breadknife etc.£100 - £150

342A later 20th Century hallmarkedsilver goblet to commemorate theseven hundred and fiftyanniversary of the completion ofPeterborough Cathedral, weight12oz, height 16.5cm, London1988, with certificate.£80 - £120

343A hallmarked silver circular plate tocommemorate Queen Elizabeth IIand Prince Phillip’s silver wedding,weight 12oz, diameter 23cm,London 1972, boxed.£80 - £120

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344An 18ct hallmarked ruby anddiamond cluster ring, central ovalruby within twelve stone diamondsurround.£150 - £180

345A 9ct hallmarked white gold lady’sCyma wrist watch, batons to asilvered circular dial with twindiamonds above and below to aintegral fitted 9ct strap, London1959.£100 - £150

346An early 20th Century 14ct openfaced crown wind pocket watch,Arabic numerals to a whiteenamelled dial marked C.F Tissot& Fils.£100 - £150

347An early 20th Century 9ct lady’sRoamer wrist watch, together witha similar later 9ct Delvina and awhite metal Rotary example. (3).£50 - £80

348A 9ct rope chain, 9ct curb linkchain, a 9ct seven bar gatebracelet, a 9ct bracelet set withcentral cameo, total weight45.5gm, also a further silverbracelet (5).£150 - £200

349A 22ct hallmarked D shapedwedding ring, weight 3gm,together with a 9ct ingot and twofurther stone set rings, total weight12gm. (4).£50 - £80

350A 9ct hallmarked gentleman’sVictor wrist watch, Arabicnumerals and batons to a circularsilvered dial and metal bracelet.£40 - £60

351An Indian gold high carat box linkchain, length 46cm, together withtwo similar rings, total weight18.5gm. (3).£180 - £220

352Two mid 20th Century gold ringswith two similar pendants, totalweight 10.5gm. (4).£80 - £120

353Three modern 9ct gold chains toinclude two belcher and a fetterand curb example, total weight10gm. (3).£70 - £90

354A 18ct emerald and diamondbracelet, thirteen claw set ovalemeralds each spaced by threebrilliant cut diamonds, total weightof emeralds approximately 7.5ct,all terminating in tongue and boxfastener, length 18cm..£2500 - £2800

355A pair of 18ct white gold diamondstud earrings each comprising offour claw set brilliant cut stonesaround a central white gold button.£750 - £850

356An early 20th Century 18ctdiamond solitaire ring, old cutmillgrain set diamond to platinumdetailed knife edged shoulders,weight approximately .50ct.£400 - £500

357A late 19th Century oval cameobrooch, head and shoulder profileof a Classical maiden within ropetwist borders, length 5cm.£30 - £50

358A pair of 14ct ladies earrings in theform of a stylised bow with appliedcultured pearls.£40 - £60

359359An 18ct hallmarked white goldsapphire and diamond cluster,central pear shaped sapphireflanked by square cut diamondswithin further brilliant cut borders.ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £350

360360An 18ct white gold pink sapphireand diamond three stone ring,central sapphire, weight 2.75ctflanked by brilliant cut diamonds toeach shoulder, all stones claw set.ILLUSTRATED.£1600 - £1800

361An 18ct white gold, emerald anddiamond three stone ring, centraloval emerald flanked by taperingbaguette cut diamonds, all stonesclaw set.£650 - £750

362An early 20th Century Continentalsilver lapel watch, Arabic numeralsto a white enamelled dial, casedstamped 925.£30 - £50

363A late 19th Century Continental18ct crown wind open faced fobwatch, Roman numerals to a whiteenamelled dial with gilt foliatehighlights.£180 - £220

364A mid 20th Century 18cthallmarked gentleman’s Zodiacwrist watch, batons to a circularsilvered dial and later black leatherstrap, presentation engraving toreverse, London 1963.£200 - £300

365A 9ct hallmarked D shapedwedding ring, weight 3.3gm,together with two silverexamples. (3).£30 - £50

366A row of forty three amber beadseach diameter approximately14mm, weight 67gm, length56cm, to a later gilt clasp. S/D.£100 - £150

367A row of twenty amber beadseach diameter approximately14mm and spaced by a nutcraved as on Oriental face, weight62gm, length 62cm, S/D.£100 - £150

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368A 9ct hallmarked crown wind fullhunter, Waltham pocket watchRoman numerals to a whiteenamelled dial, total weight 97gm,Birmingham 1925. ILLUSTRATED.£120 - £180

369An 18ct white gold diamondsolitaire, brilliant cut stone to ahigh claw setting, together with amulti stone Persian style examplestamped 14K. (2).£80 - £120

370An Edward VII full sovereign dated1904.£120 - £180

371An 9ct hallmarked full huntercrown wind fob watch with Romannumerals to a white enamelled dialand foliate engraved decoration tocase, Birmingham 1903, Waltham.S/D.£150 - £180

372An 18ct white gold aquamarineand diamond ring, central ovalaqua, weight 2.45ct, flanked bybaguette diamonds to either sideand diamond set shoulders.£1000 - £1200

373An 18ct white gold ruby anddiamond cluster ring, central rubywithin stylised spiral diamondsurround falling to diamond setshoulders.£280 - £320

374An 18ct hallmarked white gold,sapphire and diamond three stonering, central sapphire, weight2.00ct flanked by brilliant cutdiamonds to either side, all stonesclaw set.£1500 - £1800

375A pair of 18ct white gold ruby anddiamond cluster stud earrings,central; oval ruby each within asixteen stone alternating brilliantand marquise cut diamondsurround, all stones claw set, totalweight of rubies 3.90ct.ILLUSTRATED.£2500 - £3000

376An 18ct white gold diamondsolitaire, millgrain set transitionalcut stone flanked by baguette cutdiamond to each shoulder, weightof centre stones approximately1.00 ct.£3000 - £3500

377An 18ct white gold diamondcluster ring, central old cut stoneweight approximately 1.20ct,within ten stone brilliant cutdiamond surround, all stones clawset.£1800 - £2000

378A 9ct multi stone Giardinettobrooch set with amethyst, garnet,peridot, blue zircon, citrene andpink tourmaline flower heads eachencompassing central culturedpearl and detailed with diamonds,height 5cm.£300 - £400

379An early 20th Century 18cthallmarked crown wind half hunterfob watch with blue Romannumerals to a pink ground to hingedcover, diameter 3cm, import marks,London 1911, S/D. ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

380An early 20th Century Continental18ct crown wind fob watch, blueRoman numerals to whiteenamelled dial and furtherenamelled floral decoration to casereverse. S/D.£200 - £300

381An early 20th Century Continental18ct crown wind fob watch, blackRoman numerals to whiteenamelled dial and engraved floraldecoration to case reverse.£200 - £300

382A late 19th Century 18cthallmarked open faced key windpocket watch, Roman numerals toa gilt dial, London 1871.£150 - £180

383An early 20th Century Continental14ct gold full hunter, crown windfob watch, Arabic numerals to awhite enamelled dial marked PaulDitishelm, within engine turneddecorated case, diameter 3cm.ILLUSTRATED.£140 - £180

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384A Victorian memorial open locket,with In Memory Of picked out inblack enamel to one side and aportrait photograph to the other,diameter 3cm.£60 - £80

385A 9ct cushion marquise shapedpendant with central initial S setwith diamonds and four furtherdiamond to border, weight 6gm,length 5cm.£80 - £120

386A contemporary 9ct hallmarkedwhite gold cross, channel set withfifteen diamonds, suspended from9ct fine curb chain.£100 - £150

387A modern gold nugget pendantset with five brilliant cut diamondsterminating in pendant loop andsuspended from a 9ct rope chainspaced with ten cultured pearls.£250 - £300

388A 19th Century bar brooch witheleven graduated diamonds withinfoliate decorated borders, length5cm, unmarked, probably 15ct.£50 - £60

389An 18ct white gold sprung bangleset with twenty five cultured pearlsterminating in fold over clasp.£100 - £150

390A pair of 18ct white gold sapphireand diamond cluster stud earrings,central oval collar set sapphirewithin ten stone brilliant cutdiamond surround.£250 - £300

391An early 20th Century silver giltmounted nephrite hinged bangleterminating in tongue and boxfastener.£40 - £60

392A later 20th Century 9cthallmarked seed pearl andturquoise brooch modelled as abutterfly, length 4cm.£50 - £80

393A late 19th Century Continental18ct open faced, key wind fobwatch, Roman numerals to a whiteenamelled dial marked J.E Jacot.£100 - £150

394A pair of 19th Century foil backalmandine garnet drop earringscomprising eight oval claw setstones to later pegs.£50 - £80

395A mid 20th Century 9ct hallmarkedgentleman’s wrist watch, Arabicnumerals to a cushioned squaredial and 9ct stiff bracelet, totalweight 37.5gm, Birmingham 1942.£180 - £220

396An early 20th Century bar broochwith three graduated claw set oldcut stones to centre, possibly15ct.£100 - £150

397An early 20th Century 9ct bangleset with sixteen individual coralstones each in turn set with asingle diamond to a part foliateengraved hinged bangle,unmarked. ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

398An 18ct hallmarked diamondcluster ring, central brilliant cutdiamond within eight stonesurround claw set to a hexagonalhead with bark effect spiltshoulders, weight 12gm.£250 - £350

399A mid 20th Century 18ct singlestone star quartz ring, cabochoncollar set stone to a plain shank,total weight 24gm, shank stamped18ct.£250 - £350

400A 9ct hallmarked single stonesmokey quartz ring, square facetclaw set stone to split shoulders,London 1966.£40 - £50

401A mid 20th Century 18cthallmarked sapphire and diamondcluster ring, five cross setsapphires spaced by twelvediamonds, all stone set to splitshoulders.£250 - £350

402An early 20th Century 18ctdiamond cluster ring central oldcut stone within eight stonesurround, all stones claw set atopa circular head.£100 - £150

403A Victorian 15ct hallmarkedamethyst and emerald dress ring,four central amethyst flanked byemeralds and further emeralds, foilback claw set stones to scrollengraved shoulders, Birmingham1870.£60 - £80

404A 19th Century 18ct carneliansingle stone ring, oval intagliocarved collar set stone depictingprofile of a classical maiden,engraved Emily Love Will to shank.£60 - £80

405A Victorian 22ct hallmarked seedpearl and emerald ring, two rowsof pearls spaced by emeralds,Birmingham 1854.£80 - £120

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406An 18ct diamond solitaire ring,brilliant cut claw set stone to knifeedged shoulders, weight .60ct,colour L/M clarity I2.£250 - £300

407An early 20th Century 9ct on silverMasonic ball, length of cross5.5cm, terminating in pendantloop.£60 - £80

408A 9ct hallmarked Masoniccarnelian set fob below variousmotifs terminating in pendant loop,length 4cm, Birmingham 1996.£40 - £60

409A 9ct hallmarked gentleman’sGarrard wrist watch, Arabicnumerals to a silvered dial, all to atan leather strap with conformingbox, London 1973.£80 - £120

410A late 19th Century 9ct ovalmemorial brooch with central hairdecorated glass panel withinpierced scroll borders, width 6cm.£80 - £120

411411A pair of modern 9ct white golddiamond solitaire screw fitting studearrings, claw set brilliant cutstones approximately .25ct each.ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

412An American 14ct sapphirependant, six pear shaped stonesclaw set to a pierced mountterminating in pendant loop andsuspended form 9ct open ropechain.£70 - £90

413A pair of 9ct matrix turquoisesingle stone screw fitting studearrings, collar set oval stones to aplain setting.£40 - £60

414An early 20th Century hallmarkedsilver circular brooch set withcentral facet cut amethyst withinrope twist border, diameter 2.5cm,Chester 1914, Charles Horner.£30 - £50

415Six later 20th Century stone setfobs to include bloodstone,carnelian and black onyx setexamples. (6).£100 - £150

416A modern 9ct on silver Masonicball, length of cross 4.5cm,terminating in pendant loop.£50 - £80

417An Edwardian 9ct hallmarked triplepanel fob comprising ofbloodstone, carnelian andgoldstone, terminating in pendantloop, Birmingham 1906.£40 - £60

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418An opal and ruby necklet, central oval opal above conforming tear shapedrop below a pair of oval rubies each in turn below further oval opals, allsuspended from fine belcher and fetter link chain stamped 15k, largestopal approximately 12.75ct. ILLUSTRATED.£800 - £1200

419Two Victoria veil head fullsovereigns dated 1896 and 1893.(2).£300 - £400

420Two Edward IV full sovereignsdated 1906 and 1907. (2).£300 - £400

421Two George V full sovereigns bothdated 1911. (2).£300 - £400

422Two Elizabeth II full sovereignsdated 1980 and 1981. (2).£300 - £400

423A Victorian veil head and a GeorgeV full sovereign dated 1895 and1912. (2).£300 - £400

424Three half sovereigns, a Victorianshield back 1876, an Edward VII1907 and a George V example1912. (3).£240 - £280

425A Victorian jubilee head two poundpiece dated 1887, worn.£200 - £300

426A 9ct hallmarked modern sevenbar gate bracelet terminating inpadlock fastener, weight 15.5gm.£120 - £180

427An 18ct white gold sapphire anddiamond cluster ring five old cutdiamonds, each approximately.65ct, to a cushioned square headspaced by twelve sapphires in across formation, all stones clawset to bark effect shoulders.ILLUSTRATED.£800 - £1200

428A later 20th Century 18ct whitegold diamond target cluster ringcomprising of nineteen individuallyclaw set brilliant cut stones, largeststone approximately .60ct,diameter of head 18mm, all toknife edged shoulders.ILLUSTRATED.£700 - £800

429A later 20th Century 18ct whitegold diamond three stone ring,illusion set brilliant cut stones, totalweight approximately 1.20ct, all tobark effect shoulders.£400 - £600

430An Edwardian style 9ct rose goldrhodolite and seed pearl clusterring, square central rhodolite withinalternating stone surround.£80 - £120

431A 9ct hallmarked garnet singlestone ring, claw set oval stone towide scrolled shoulders with shotdetails.£100 - £150

432A 9ct hallmarked peridot andcitrene three stone ring, centraloval peridot flanked by citrene, allstones claw set to knife edgedshoulders.£100 - £150

433A 9ct hallmarked modelled as afrog with green topaz set to bodyand sapphire set eyes.£100 - £150

434A 9ct hallmarked single stoneamethyst ring, heart shaped clawset stone to a lattice wishbonestyle shank.£80 - £120

435A 9ct hallmarked Love ring setwith lapis, opal, vermeil andemerald to pierced head.£40 - £60

436An 18ct white gold diamond ring,pierced pave diamond set headdetailed with twisted rope work todiamond set shoulders.£300 - £400

437A George IV hallmarked silver paircased verge pocket watch, Arabicand Roman numerals to a whiteenamelled dial, London 1826,together with similar laterexamples, S/D. (3).£100 - £150

438An early 20th Century 9cthallmarked open faced crownwind pocket watch, Romannumerals to a white enamelleddial, total weight 111gm, Chester1920, S/D.£150 - £180

439A modern 9ct hallmarked lady’squartz wrist watch to a fitted 9ctbracelet, together with a 9ct rosegold open locket. (2).£50 - £80

440A contemporary 18ct white golddiamond tennis braceletcomprising of seventy claw setbrilliant cut stones terminating intongue and box fastener, totalweight stones approximately4.15ct, length 20cm.ILLUSTRATED.£3000 - £3500

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441E. C. PRUST (EARLY 20THCENTURY) - The Houses ofParliament, ink drawing, signedand dated 1929, unframed, 25cmx 32cm also a quantity of otherunframed, drawings by the samehand and A. Prust.£100 - £150

442AFTER BARTOLOME ESTABANMURILLO - Madonna with Childand the Infant St. John, oil onpanel, framed, 39cm x 26cm.ILLUSTRATED.£120 - £180

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RUDOLF HELMUT SAUTER (1895- 1977) - Amberley, Suffolk,watercolour signed and dated1948, framed, 52cm x 38cm.£80 - £120

444WILLIAM THORNLEY (FL.1859 -1898) - A beach scene with fishingboats, oil on canvas, signed,framed, 25cm x 40.5cm.ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £250

445CIRCLE OF HENRY BRITTANWILLIS (1810 - 1884) - Cattlewatering in a river landscape, oilon board, bears signature anddate 1861, framed, 21cm x 32cmalso the companion - A droverwith cattle - a pair (2).ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

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446JOHN FALCONAR SLATER (1857- 1937) - The timber wagon, oil oncanvas, signed, framed, 41cm x66cm. ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

447GEORGE ADOLPHUS STOREY(1834 - 1919) - Portrait of a youngwoman reading, oil on canvas,signed with monogram and dated1867, framed, 30.5cm x 25.5cm.ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

448NORA H. CULLEN (Fl.1933 -1940) - Marigolds and dahlias in avase, oil on canvas, signed,framed, 42cm x 38cm.£50 - £80

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SIR FRANK SHORT (1857 - 1945)- Walberswick Pier, etching, signedwith monogram and titled in theplate, dated September 1890,signed in pencil, framed, 15cm x22cm also one other etching byAileen Mary Elliott (2).£40 - £50

450HAL HURST (1865 - 1938) - Awayside dinner, body colour,signed, framed, 31cm x 42cm.£50 - £80

451WILLIAM TATTON WINTER (1855- 1928) - Tramps, watercolour,signed, inscribed on label verso,framed, 32cm x 43cm.£40 - £60

452WILLIAM JOHN WAINWRIGHT(1855 - 1931) - Study of the atrist’sdaughter, sepia wash, signed withmonogram, framed, 25cm x 17cm.£40 - £60

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F. J. SHEPHERD (1877 - 1948) -Hill town near Domo Dossola,watercolour, signed, framed, 26cmx 38cm.£40 - £60

454CIRCLE OF WILLEM KOEKKOEK(1839 - 1895) - Figures in a sunlitstreet scene, oil on panel, signedwith indistinct initials, framed,18cm x 13.5cm. ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

455PAUL FALCONER POOLE (1806 -1879) - Study of a young girlstanding in a landscape,watercolour, signed, unframed,25cm x 15cm.£80 - £120

456ARTHUR ALFRED DAVIS - ASharp Burst, watercolour, signedand dated 1906, 36cm x 52cmalso the companion - a pair (2).£100 - £150

457GEORGE CHAMBERS (1803 -1840) - Tenders before a mooredbattle ship, watercolour, signed,framed, 35cm x 52cm.ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

458WILLIAM HYAMS (1878 - 1952) -A view of a viaduct spanning ariver valley, watercolour, signed,framed, 26.5cm x 37cm.ILLUSTRATED.£120 - £150

459JOHN CALLOW (1822 - 1878) -Figures outside a thatchedcottage, watercolour, framed,25cm x 35cm.£150 - £200

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460JOHN CALLOW (1822 - 1878) - Afrigate at sea, watercolour, framed,16.5cm x 23cm.£100 - £150

461WILLIAM LEIGHTON LEITCH(1804 - 1883) - An extensivewooded landscape, watercolour,signed and dated 1883, framed,19cm x 27cm.£100 - £150

462ALFRED HERBERT - Beachedsailing ships, St. Margaret’s Castle,watercolour, signed, framed, 33cmx 54cm. ILLUSTRATED.£120 - £180

463ATTRIBUTED TO AUGUSTUSJULES BOUVIER (1827 - 1881) -Lesbia with her Sparrow,watercolour, inscribed onbackboard, framed, 55cm x 31cm.ILLUSTRATED.£1000 - £1500

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AUBREY R. PHILLIPS (B.1920) -Crocus Woods, pastel drawing,signed and dated ‘78, inscribed onlabel verso, framed, 23cm x 34cmalso the companion - a pair (2).£60 - £80

465JOHN NEALE (CONTEMPORARY)- Late Summer near Barston,Warwickshire, oil on board,signed, inscribed verso, framed,33cm x 50cm.£70 - £100

466PAUL FALCONER POOLE (1806 -1879) - Study of a young girlstanding in a landscape,watercolour, signed, unframed,25cm x 15cm.£100 - £150

467ROBERT ANDERSON, ARSA(1842 - 1895) - Fish auction on thebeach, Holland, watercolour,signed and dated 1880, inscribedon label verso, framed, 28cm x47cm. ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £250

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468FREDERICK ARTHUR FARRELL(1882 - 1935) - Piccadilly Circus,London, etching, signed in pencil,framed, 20cm x 30cm.ILLUSTRATED.£50 - £70

469FREDERICK HINES (FL. 1875 -1897) - A shepherd with his flockon a coastal path, body colour,signed, framed, 26cm x 37cm alsoone other by the same hand (2).£100 - £150

470WILLIAM LIONEL WYLLIE (1851 -1931) - Barges on a river, etching,signed in pencil, framed, 21cm x32cm.£80 - £120

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MALCOLM OSBORNE (1880 -1963) - The Hillfarmers, etching,signed in pencil, unframed, 18cmx 30cm also seven other unframedetchings by various hands (8).£120 - £180

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FRANK HENRY MASON (1876 -1965) - A fishing boat in a breeze,watercolour, signed and dated ‘14,framed, 16cm x 23cm.£50 - £80

473ALFRED WILLIAM RICH (1856 -1921) - A barge on the Thames,watercolour, signed, framed, 23cmx 39cm.£70 - £100

474NELSON DAWSON (1859 - 1941)- A sailing boat and other vesselsat sea, etching, signed with initialsin the plate and dated 1910, alsosigned in pencil, framed, 22.5cm x26.5cm also one other etching byHarold Wyllie (2).£100 - £150

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PERCY SMITH (1882 - 1948) -The Three Scythers, etching,signed in the plate, also signed inpencil and numbered 24/30,framed, 20cm x 25cm.£60 - £90

476FRANK SHORT (1857 - 1945) -Dinner Time on board the timberbarque Marie unloading atConway, etching, inscribed in theplate, signed in pencil, framed,17cm x 25cm also another by thesame hand and three other marineetchings by various hands (5).ILLUSTRATED.£120 - £180

477CHARLES JOHN WATSON (1846- 1927) - Bologna, etching, signed,inscribed and dated 1893 in theplate, framed, 16cm x 25cm alsoone other etching by the samehand and five other etchings byvarious hands (7).£100 - £150

478JAMES CALLOWHILL (1838 -1917) - View of Capel Curig, oil oncanvas, signed and dated 1878,framed, 30cm x 46cm.£200 - £300

479CHARLES BAXTER (1809 - 1879)- Two Sisters, oil on canvas,framed, 81cm x 66cm.ILLUSTRATED.£1500 - £2250

480TREVOR HADDON (1864 - 1941) -Feeding the hens, oil on canvas,signed, framed, 51cm x 79cm.£1000 - £1500

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DAVID JAMES CARR (1944 -2009) - Fiesole - landscape I,pencil drawing, signed on reverse,framed, 36cm x 52cm.£150 - £200

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DAVID JAMES CARR (1944 -2009) - Westbourne Park Station,pastel drawing, signed on reverse,framed, 67cm x 97cm.£300 - £400

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DAVID JAMES CARR (1944 -2009) - Boys Fighting, gouache,signed on reverse, framed, 53cm x53cm. ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £400

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DAVID JAMES CARR (1944 -2009) - Seagull’s, gouache, signedon reverse, framed, 63cm x 74cm.£200 - £300

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DAVID JAMES CARR (1944 -2009) - Exotic Trees, gouache,signed on reverse, framed, 35cm x39cm.£150 - £200

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DAVID JAMES CARR (1944 -2009) - Workmen, gouache,signed on reverse, framed, 36cm x42.5cm.£150 - £200

487CHERYL HOWELD(CONTEMPORARY) - Late sun inthe dunes, oil on gesso panel,signed, framed, 54cm x 79cm.£80 - £120

488AFTER DAVID HOCKNEY (B.1937)- A Bounce for Bradford, lithograph,dated 1987, framed, 40cm x 56cm.£50 - £80

489AFTER ARISTIDE MAILLOL (1861- 1944) - The frontispiece forVerve, lithograph, published circa1939, framed, 33cm x 24cm alsotwo other lithographs from Verveedition 5-6, (3). ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £200

490TOYOHARA KUNICHIKA (19THCENTURY) - A samurai,woodblock print, framed, 35cm x25cm. ILLUSTRATED.£80 - £120

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GORDON KING (B. 1939) - TheFlower Girl, watercolour, signed,framed, 54cm x 35cm.£150 - £200

492ENGLISH SCHOOL (MID 19THCENTURY) - Portrait of RichardJesson (1800 - 1878) wearing ablack top coat, half length, oil oncanvas, framed 75cm x 62cm.£250 - £350

493CIRCLE OF EDWARD LANCELOTCAZNEAU (IRISH SCHOOL, FL.1809 - 1847) -A portrait of RichardHenry Jesson and Elizabeth AlisonJesson as children feeding a ponyin a landscape setting with treesbeyond, bears indistinct monogram,framed, 140cm x 110cm.£5000 - £8000

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494CHARLES THOMAS BURT (1823- 1902) - A Welsh river landscapewith figures boarding a ferry, oil oncanvas, signed and dated 1888,framed, 51cm x 77cm.ILLUSTRATED.£500 - £800

495JANET C. FISHER (1862 - 1926) -Boys bathing in a pond, oil oncanvas, signed, framed, 45cm x60cm. ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £500

496JOHN OGILBY - The Road fromSt.David’s to Holywell, handcoloured ribbon map, publishedcirca 1675, framed, 36cm x 46cm.£30 - £50

497ENGLISH SCHOOL (LATE 19THCENTURY) - Spring Flowers, oil onpanel, framed, 51cm x 40cm.ILLUSTRATED.£70 - £100

498JOSEPH THORS (FL. 1843 -1898) - Figures in conversation ona farm track, oil on canvas, signed,framed, 45cm x 62cm.ILLUSTRATED.£600 - £800

499JAMES EDWIN MEADOWS (1828- 1888) - Fishing boats offYarmouth, oil on canvas, signedand dated 1856, inscribed verso,framed, 61cm x 91cm.ILLUSTRATED.£500 - £700

500WILLIAM EDWARD WEBB (1862 -1903) - At Poole, Dorset, oil oncanvas, signed and dated 1898,inscribed verso, framed, 35.5cm x25cm. ILLUSTRATED.£120 - £180

501JOSEPH THORS (FL. 1843 -1898) - A figure in a punt on a riverwith farm cottages beyond, oil oncanvas, signed, framed, 47cm x70cm. ILLUSTRATED.£600 - £800

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502MANNER OF DOMINIC SERRES(1722 - 1793) - A British barque atsea, oil on board, framed, 32cm x48cm also the companion - a pair(2).£200 - £300

503JOSEPH THORS (FL. 1843 -1898) - A river landscape withthatched cottages, oil on canvas,signed, framed, 70cm x 107cm.ILLUSTRATED.£1000 - £1500

504FREDERICK THOMAS CHARLESUNDERHILL (1847 - 1897) -Returning from the Hayfield, oil oncanvas, signed and inscribed withtitle and artist’s address on labelsverso, framed, 144cm x 116cm.ILLUSTRATED.£2000 - £3000

505INDIAN SCHOOL (LATE 19THCENTURY) - A prince with hisattendants, watercolour, framed,18cm x 9cm also one other Indianminiature (2).£80 - £120

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FRANK MOSS BENNETT (1874 -1953) - The Return of theBuccaneers, oil on canvas, signedand dated 1935, inscribed onstretcher, framed, 41cm x 51cm.ILLUSTRATED.£400 - £600

507EDWIN DALTON SMITH - Portraitof Sir John Shelley (1771 - 1849)sitting in his library, watercolour,signed and dated 1838, framed,29cm x 23cm also the companion- Portrait of a Lady - a pair (2).ILLUSTRATED.£120 - £180

508MANNER OF HENRI ADRIENTANOUX (1865 - 1923) - TheHarem Favourite, oil on board,framed, 41cm x 29cm.£50 - £80

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It is my honour to have been appointed a Patron of Birmingham St Mary's Hospice in this year when the Hospicecelebrates the 35th anniversary of its founding.

Birmingham St Mary's Hospice is an independent adult hospice providing care to people across Birmingham andSandwell caring for around 1,000 people a year.

2014 marks the 35th Anniversary of the Hospice as the first patient was admitted on March 5th 1979.

The Hospice helps and supports families and loved ones, no matter how young or old, throughout the patient’sillness and after bereavement, for as long as necessary. Birmingham St Mary’s Hospice currently needs to raise£7.4 million annually to fund its vital care.

In my role as Patron I have been asked to give particular attention to fund-raising efforts. In this, our anniversaryyear, I am so grateful that our friends and also long-term supporters of the Hospice Will Farmer and Nick Davieshave kindly offered to help us with this fundraising sale of 35 items, one for each year. I would also wish to extendmy sincere and heartfelt thanks to the many friends, some old and some new, who have kindly donated the itemsoffered here for sale. The money raised will help St Mary’s continue the invaluable work of the hospice communityin caring for those in need.

Judy Dyke

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509-543 St Mary’s Hospice

509A pair of 20th Century Cloisonneenamel baluster vases each raisedto a hardwood stand anddecorated with prunus blossomagainst a blue ground withkarakusa type scrolls, height17cm.£40 - £60

510A Royal Worcester fern or cachepot decorated with panel paintedhand-painted fruit and berries byRoberts, black printed mark withdate code for 1958, height 7cm.£40 - £60

511511A 14ct diamond cluster ringdetailed with channel set baguetteand claw set marquise diamondsto a stylised floral scroll head,shank stamped 14K.ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

512A 19th Century Minton Ironstonefooted bowl decorated in theAmherst Japan pattern with lustredetailing, printed scroll mark,diameter 24cm A/F together withan Allertons ‘Gaudy Welsh’caterpillar handle jug, height 13cm.£30 - £50

513DAVID SHEPHERD - Jaguars, alimited edition printed, signed andnumbered 485 of 1500 in pencil,unframed, retains originalpaperwork and paper folder.£30 - £50

514A 20th Century oak credencecupboard with rosette carveddetail to the panels above gunbarrel legs and a stretcher frame,height 81cm and width 85cm.£60 - £80

515RAY LOCKEY (CONTEMPORARY)- Hot Afternoon, BudleighSalterton, a mixed mediacomposition, signed in pencil,framed, 39cm x 29cm.£40 - £60

516A William Moorcroft Green andGold Florian Ware footed balustervase decorated with tubelinedflowers and scrolls, marked tobase W.M des, height 11cm,restored. ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £200

517A 19th Century Wedgwoodjasperware cheese dome andstand decorated in the typicalmanner with low relief classicalscenes and floral garland bordersagainst a light blue ground,unmarked, base impressed Q for1862 and the dome R for 1863,total height 27cm A/F.£30 - £50

518A pair of 19th Century silver platedrectangular tureens withgadrooned and shell borders,length 27cm.£20 - £30

519A pair of 19th Century glass sweetmeat dishes each with crimpededges and floral garlanddecoration, unmarked, height8cm.£30 - £50

520A 1930s Aynsley ‘Butterfly Wing’part teaset comprising six teacups,sugar bowl milk jug, five saucers,six cake plates and a serving plate,all decorated with white petalmotifs with green borders againsta yellow ground, all the handlesformed as butterflies, printedmarks, painted B1704.ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

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521A 20th Century reproduction ArtDeco figure after Chiparusmodelled as a dancing girl with herarms outstretched stood upon andstepped marble base, height33cm.£30 - £50

522A Royal Worcester vase ofcompressed globe and shaft formdecorated with panel paintedhand-painted fruit and berries byRoberts, black printed mark withdate code for 1958, height 7cm.£40 - £60

523CONTEMPORARY - A pastel andwatercolour study of flowers,framed, unsigned, 38cm x 29cm.£30 - £50

524A 1920s Fowlers Calculator TypeH Patent cased in its original silverplated box. ILLUSTRATED.£40 - £60

525An early 20th Century quatre-lobed tray with twist handles, thebody decorated with a transferapplied prunus blossom pattern inthe manner of Burgess and Leigh,unmarked, length 42cm.£30 - £50

526Five pieces of assorted 19thCentury cranberry glasscomprising three facet stem andbowl drinking glasses, a decanter(lacking stopper) and a metalmounted loving cup in the style ofWMF (5).£30 - £50

527A Ruskin Pottery Mei Ping vasedecorated in a yellow lustre glaze,printed marks, dated 1929, height17.5cm together with a PoolePottery WL 584 vase and aRicardia Ware box and coverdecorated in a streaked andmottled orange glaze, printedmarks (3).£40 - £60

528A 19th Century mahogany bow-fronted graduated chest of fourlong drawers, with turned pilastersupports and front feet, height90cm and width 93cm.£80 - £120

529Ten assorted Clarice CliffCollectors Club enamel badgescomprising House and Bridge, The1931 Apples Design, Stamfordteapot in Mountain, OrangeHouse, Umbrellas and Rain,Crocus, Blue Firs, Summerhouse,Luxor and Latona together withfive printed cards by Rene Dale.£30 - £50

530A large early 20th Century silverplated tray of rounded rectangularsection with relief moulded detailto the border and handles arounda central foliate scroll engravedground. ILLUSTRATED.£30 - £50

531A 20th Century studio glass bowl,the lower section with streakedblack and white over a red ground,the upper band in red with a feintwhite wrythen design, unmarked,height 18.5cm.£30 - £50

532An early 20th Century Heubach-Koppelsdorf model 399 6/0 blackbaby doll with bisque head withsleeping eyes and compositionbody, S/D.£30 - £50

533A Victorian tartanware cylindricalbox and cover decorated in theMcPherson clan tartan, the lid witha transfer print of a young farmerhand and a young lady, height7cm.£30 - £50

534A large silver hallmarked cigarettecase of rectangular form, machineturned decorated with an Art Decodesign, hallmarked, Birmingham1921, together with an earlier silverplated twin handled pedestal bowlwith pierced border. (2).£40 - £60

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535A small parcel lot of assortedcostume jewellery to includebeads, watches chains etc.£20 - £30

536A late 19th Century Continentalvase of conical form with flaredcollar neck decorated with floralgarlands and butterflies over theopaque pale turquoise ground,height 21 cm.£30 - £50

537A modern reproduction coldpainted bronze style model of abulldog, length 13cm.£30 - £50

538Two modern reproductionnetsukes, the first modelled as atiger with a monkey on its back,the second a rat holding a bag onits back together with two resinnetsukes modelled as elders (4).£30 - £50

539A mid 19th Century rosewooddecanter box with cross-bandedborders, the hinged lid opening toreveal a fitted interior, completewith twelve pressed stemmedglasses, some damage andlosses, height 27cm and width36cm. ILLUSTRATED.£60 - £80

540A Rosenthal Studio-linie partcoffee service comprising fourcans and saucers, milk jug andlidded sugar bowl, all decoratedwith black linear bands with insetgold coloured squares, printedmarks. ILLUSTRATED.£40 - £60

541A Poole Pottery ‘Hand Thrown’vase of barrel form decorated byZolanka Ralph with a blacktubelined pattern over the sandground, impressed and paintedmarks, height 24cm.£30 - £50

542Two white metal tablets eachdecorated with Chinese figuresand characters together with tworeproduction vesta cases, the firstwith cloisonne type decoration andthe second in the Art Nouveaustyle (4).£30 - £50

543A set of six Ruskin Pottery buttonseach decorated with a pink souffleglaze together with two greenexamples, mounted to card (8).£40 - £60

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544Two first edition Winnie the Poohbooks by A.A. Milne comprisingThe House At Pooh Corner, 1928and Now We Are Six, published byMethuen and Co Ltd London,together with four assorted booksto include Gulliver’s Travelsillustrated by Arthur Rackham andThe Olive Fairy Book. (6).£60 - £80

545A Victorian diorama containing astuffed red squirrel on a stump, ashell encrusted chiffonier, asimilar pin cushion for the CrystalPalace exhibition, pin cushion urnand bellows, all in a dome caseon mahogany circular plinth,height 30cm.£100 - £150

546An early 20th CenturyVizagapatam style square sectionentree box and cover, bracket feetbelow star detailed decoration tobase and cover, opening tosectional interior with mirror base,30cm square.£200 - £300

547A late 19th Century French brassdesk stand fitted with a pair ofsquare glass inkwells eachmounted with a winged eagle on apierced acanthus scroll basemounted with a bristle pen wipe,width 32cm.£60 - £80

548A late 19th Century German violin,un-labelled, length 36cm, togetherwith a nickel mounted bow. (2).£30 - £50

549A late 19th and early 20th Centuryviolin, length 36cm, together with abow (cased).£100 - £150

550A large mid to late 20th CenturyJapanese spelter figure of asamurai warrior killing a tiger with aspear, possibly depicting the actorToshiro Mifune, the base cast withthe name ‘Mifune’, height 60cm,width 44cm.£100 - £150

551An Order of St Sava, the saint ingreen robes, terminating inpendant loop, length 8cm.£50 - £80

552A First World War medal trio to23241 Pte E Barlow 4th CanadianInfantry.£50 - £80

553Seven Roman Denarius coins,Septimus Severus, Julia Domna,two Postumus, Severus Alexander,Elagabalus and Domitia (7).£50 - £80

554An autograph album containingsignatures of Stan Laurel andOliver Hardy, Alec Guiness, JudyGarland, other signatures and asimilar smaller album (2).£200 - £300

555A 19th Century brass steepleskeleton clock, single fuseestriking movement, painted dial onwhite marble base dome glasscase and plinth, height 46cm.ILLUSTRATED.£500 - £700

556A 19th Century painted lyre shapemantle clock by Maple and CoParis, the white enamelled dialwithin gilt sunburst border below amask and swag pediment, on ovalbeaded base and gilt metal feet,height 47cm. ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £200

557A 19th Century Louis XVI style giltmetal mounted mantle clock, thecircular white enamelled dial belowan urn mounted with a bouquet offlowers flanked by twin pillars onbreakfront base and cone gilt feet,height 36cm. ILLUSTRATED.£120 - £180

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558An Edwardian marquetry inlaidmantle clock of pagoda formdecorated with swags bows andoval patera, circular whiteenamelled dial on a plinth base,width 19cm.£50 - £80

559A 20th Century Eureka clock thelarge revolving balance wheel onpillar supports encased by a glassdome S/D, height 24cm.ILLUSTRATED.£50 - £80

560A Buren eight day stirrup clock,together with a chrome platedoctagonal calendar clock and asmall circular ring stop watchclock by Mubsey SilversmithCambridge. (3).£50 - £80

561A 20th Century miniature brassskeleton clock single chain fuseemovement on ball feet within glassdome S/D, height 13cm.£50 - £80

562An Art Deco Elliott mantel clockwith white onyx and greenmalachite banded case, width28cm together with a similarsmaller clock, width 17cm (2).£80 - £120

563A late 19th Century French giltmantle clock, the eight day strikingmovement stamped Miller & SonsLondon No 14489, blue enamelleddial and panels on cone feet,height 29cm.£60 - £90

564A 1930s French ‘JAZ’ platedcased bedside clock of cube formwithin simulated skin folding case,height 6cm.£50 - £80

565An Edwardian mahogany caseddomed mantle clock the whiteenamelled dial signed ChevallierAu Havre, brass carrying handleand ogee bracket feet, height27cm.£50 - £80

566A George I style walnut casedbracket clock by Dent London,with a silvered chapter ring andengraved centre enclosed by aglazed door on bracket feet, height28cm.£60 - £90

567A 20th Century French repeatedcalendar brass carriage clock thewhite enamelled dial incorporatingthree subsidiary dials by Rapport,height 13cm. ILLUSTRATED.£80 - £120

568A 19th Century French brasscarriage clock, white enamelleddial in fitted leather case, completewith key, height 15cm.£80 - £120

569A 19th Century French brassrepeater carriage clock, thecircular white enamelled dial on awoven centre, the movementmarked Rd & Co Paris, height13cm. ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

570570A 20th Century miniature brasscarriage clock by Taylor & Bligh,white enamelled dial height 7.5cm.ILLUSTRATED.£60 - £90

571A 20th Century miniature ovalbrass carriage clock, whiteenamelled dial on ball feet, height8cm.£40 - £60

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572A late 20th Century oval brasscarriage clock, the whiteenamelled dial incorporatingsubsidiary date dial by St JamesLondon, height 8cm, boxed.£50 - £80

573A 20th Century brass calendarcarriage clock incorporating twosubsidiary dials for days of theweek and months of the year,height 11cm. ILLUSTRATED.£60 - £90

574A mid 19th Century mahoganycased mantle clock the fusee withalarm pull cord strike feature,circular white enamelled dialenclosed by a glazed brass bezelin carved arch case on plinth baseand cushion bun feet, height33cm. ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

575A 19th Century French gilt metaland champleve enamelled mantleclock, the domed top mountedwith a turned centre finial over awhite onyx face and pillared sides,with eight day striking movementon a stepped plinth base, height31cm. ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

576A Heritage collection replica brassOrrery clock, with fixed wind upmechanism on a turned pedestaland mahogany base with a glassdome case, height 51cm, togetherwith brochure. ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £250

577A 20th Century replica brassmodel of the Devon sea clock No65/500, with open brass frameand workings incorporating threewhite enamelled dials in glazeddisplay case, together withinstruction manual, height 34cm.ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £250

578A Victorian brass oil lamp in theAesthetic taste, with a vaselineglass spiral shade above a clearcut glass reservoir and steppedcircular domed base, height 51cm.ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

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579F Goolino (20th Century) - Abronze study of a young Dutchboy wearing pantaloons and clogson a grey veined marble base,height 19cm.£80 - £120

580A late 19th Century bronze figureof a Romanesque athlete throwingthe discus, upon a square slateplinth, height 57cm.£300 - £400

581A 19th Century cast gilt metalprofile study of James Guideny,labelled to verso 'Jimmy theRockman', who frequented theBull Ring, Birmingham and wasknown for his kindess circa 1850and died aged 84 in November1866, framed.£50 - £80

582582A 19th Century tortoiseshell andsilver inlaid card case ofrectangular form, floral scroll andcentral cartouche height 9cm.ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

583A late 19th Century tortoiseshellrectangular trinket box withrounded edge top and silver gilthinges, width 17cm.£80 - £120

584A silver RAF badge, an enamelledpresentation pendant, a heartshaped embossed pin box, a deskseal, a brass pipe tamper in theform of a booted leg and otheritems (qty).£80 - £120

585A cedar lined embossed brasscigarette box in the Renaissancestyle decorated with cherubs andpanels of fauna, width 20cm,together with a similar smaller box(2).£50 - £80

586A parcel lot of assorted late 20thCentury photographic equipmentto include a Pentax camera,camera lenses and accessories.£120 - £180

587A toleware tray of rectangular formwith a pierced border, decoratedwith a harbour scene to the centralcartouche upon a burnt redground within gilded grapevineborders, 61cm by 43cm.ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

588A Cary’s full size new map ofEngland and Wales with part ofScotland on folding linen sectionscontained in three parts togetherwith outer slip case, A/F.£200 - £300

589An early 19th Century Dutchengraved scenic mirror, detailedwith a panoramic town withfigures, buildings and a windmill,framed, height 27cm and width20cm.£50 - £80

590A late 19th to early 20th CenturyJapanese Meiji period gamescounter in rosewood with gildedflowering bough and flip ivory tabsinlaid with hardstone insects, birdsand frogs.£50 - £80

591Two small John Cary maps ofYorkshire, later hand coloured,framed and glazed, together with alater reprint map of Staffordshireafter Robert Morden, framed andglazed, largest measures 43cm x37cm. (3).£30 - £50

592A 19th Century burr walnut ovalbox and cover, opening to revealfitted interior containing five sewingimplements to include scissors,thimble and bodkin, width 9cm.£300 - £400

593A pair of late 19th Century Frenchgilt opera glasses with enamelledpanels of floral sprays to a blueguilloche ground detailed withbeaded borders, engravedDuchesse 12 Verrex.£240 - £280

594An early 20th Century tinplateclockwork First World War tankwith pop up rifleman operatedfrom a rear hatch, printedlithograph design with wheelsmarked Dunlop Corp 450 x 125,length 23cm.£200 - £300

595A Meerschaum pipe carved as abearded man in a night cap, asimilar Black Forest pipe carvedwith a bear, together with variousflints, a turquoise glazed oil lampfrom Faustat old city of CairoEgypt, various curios and a hamstone mantle clock (qty).£50 - £80

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596A late 19th Century cased eightday gun metal carriage clock withbrass side pillars and archedcarrying handle, circular dial withArabic numerals and exposedbalance wheel, height 8cm.ILLUSTRATED.£80 - £120

597A 20th Century cinnabar lacquercarved trinket box and stand and aJapanned lacquered crumb brushand tray (2).£60 - £90

598A mid 20th Century Jaeger-Le-Coultre Atmos clock, batons andArabic numerals to a cream bezelwithin gilt lacquered glass caseraised on bracket feet, height22cm. ILLUSTRATED.£400 - £600

599A mid 20th Century Jaegar-Le-Coultre gilt clock with skeletonmovement and batons within glassframe to gilt borders and bracketfeet, height 20cm. ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

600An early 20th Century theodolite ina gun metal finish, diameter ofbase plate 14cm marked Stanley,London, height 30cm, withinoriginal mahogany case.£100 - £150

601A mid 20th Century painteddapple grey wooden rocking horsewith saddle and fittings on a trestlebase, affectionately known as‘Misty’, some damage and losses,height 117cm and length 140cm.ILLUSTRATED.£250 - £350

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602A 19th Century carved Anglo-Indian writing slope, the sidesrichly and intricately carved withelephants, animals and fauna withbuildings to the sides, greenleather and fitted interior width35.5cm. ILLUSTRATED.£80 - £120

603A pair of early 20th Century brassMarley horses each with rearinghorse and handler to a naturalisticoval base, later converted tolamps, height 58cm. (2).£80 - £120

604A Bachmann 1 1/2 inch gaugeelectric Southern 2-4-2 tanklocomotive in green livery, length40cm.£60 - £90

605A pair of Victorian bronzed tripleleaf letter holders with iron bases,height 18cm. (2).£50 - £80

606An 18th Century copy of The BookOf Common Prayer andAdministration of the Sacramentsand other Rites and Ceremonies ofthe Church.... published by HenryHills 1724, loose bound, S/D.£50 - £80

607An early 20th Century Steiff goldenmohair teddy bear, circa 1909,with long clipped snout, bootbutton eyes and stitched snout,the jointed body with elongatedarms with sewn claws, retainsoriginal button to the left ear,length 35cm. ILLUSTRATED.£600 - £800

608An early 20th Century three drawerbrass telescope with leathersleeve, length 60cm fullyextended, together with two latersimilar examples. (3).£30 - £50

609Two Victorian taxidermy birds ofparadise within fern and flowersettings under glass domes, heightof largest 53cm. (2).£50 - £80

610A 19th Century circular elm bowlof shallow form with integralhandles, width 66cm.£30 - £50

611A 19th Century brass altar pricketcandlestick turned baluster columnon stepped triform base and scrollfeet, height 60cm.£40 - £60

612A 19th Century 20-key rosewoodcased concertina by LouisLachenal London, serial no 24787,pierced ends green bellows inmahogany octagonal case, width18cm.£100 - £150

613A 19th Century Regal Melodeonplaying twelve keys together with asimilar faux walnut example (2).£40 - £60

614A 19th Century 21-key concertinaby Louis Lachenal London serialno 81587, pierced mahogany endboards in leather coveredoctagonal case, width 18cm.£80 - £120

615A late 19th Century German violinbearing the label AntoniusStradivarius Cremonen, 36cm,together with a similar unnamedviolin and two bows, cased.£50 - £80

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616An early 20th Century brownleather leg of mutton shotguncase, width 81cm, together withthree pairs of brown leather gators,various sizes. (qty).£50 - £80

617A pair of 19th Century ships brassgimble candlesticks, baluster stemwith swinging shield shapedsconce, height 31cm, togetherwith two similar and near matchingexample (4).£40 - £60

618A Solon rack and pinion typecorkscrew, a similar example,another of brass bottle form and atriple handle rack and pinion typecork screw (4).£40 - £60

619An early 19th Century self-compensating liquid compass byJ.G.West and Company FleetStreet London, the dial by Imray,Laurie, Norrie and Wilson Limitedon a gimble stand in brasscornered mahogany glazed case,width 16.5cm.£250 - £300

620A 19th Century ships compass byLilley and Reynolds London in greypainted metal binacle style casecircular base and square plinth,height 31cm.£200 - £300

621A 20th Century naval hand bearingcompass by Kelvin HughesLimited KCA-3001, serial number547, diameter 10cm, in greypainted wooden carrying case withcanvas strap, width 13.5cm.£50 - £80

622An early 20th Century brassframed circular compass with sightprism mount, marked 02.AzimuthCircle No 2725.K, diameter 15cm.£40 - £60

623A 20th Century diver’s Admiralwrist pressure gauge together witha similar naval wrist compass withinternal gimble compass dial withina clear Perspex surround togetherwith a Danish hand bearingcompass, diameter 12cm (3).£40 - £60

624A late 19th Century paintedwooden model of a three mastedschooner, on a stand, length40cm, mounted in a mahoganyglazed display case, length 53cm.£50 - £80

625A 19th Century plaster model of aman taking snuff, in a tonal blackcolour, height 36cm.£30 - £50

626An album of Yugoslavian cardscontaining various costumes, rurallife and papal cards etc (190approx.).£20 - £30

627A British Black Watch busby withcloth and leather frame detailedwith red and white checkeredband and side red plume, height36cm.£150 - £200

628Six early 20th Century Indiancarved ivory chess piecescomprising two knights on horseback flying English standards, twocastles and two pawns, S/D (6).£50 - £80

629A pair of late 19th Century springloaded oval lorgnettes within ablack leather pouch.£60 - £80

630A 19th Century Dent of Londonbrass and bevelled glass casedcarriage clock, with twin trainmovement striking on a gong witha repeat and stamped 629, thewhite enamelled dial with Romannumerals signed ‘Dent, 61 Strand,London’, complete with travelcase, height 13cm (excludingsway handle).£200 - £300

631WILLIAM BISHOP FORD (1832 -1922) - A hand-painted portraitminiature on oval enamelled panelof William Shakespeare, within anun-marked yellow metal frame,signed and dated W.B. Ford 1866to verso, S/D, height 5.5cm.ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £500

632An Edwardian oak framed mirroredadvertising sign for ‘Fry’s BreakfastCocoa’, 34cm x 75cm.ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £200

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633Five various railway cast iron truckplates for LMS ten tons No252260, another M standardthirteen tons No 479150, two ovalplates for The Fairfields EcoLimited builders 1946, 1948Chepstow Mon and a BR 1969forty five ton cross weight plate,width 21cm (5).£70 - £100

634A 1940s RAF benevolent castmetal hand bell made from shotdown German aircraft over Britain1939-1945, height 16cm.£40 - £60

635Three LNER railway chisels, acircular dial pressure gauge for theNational Gas and Oil Engine CoLimited No 7924096, a metalstationery and stamp, a hand lampand a quantity of parcel bills,handbooks and manuals. (qty).£50 - £80

636An LNER Acme whistle, an LMSbadge and a French folding pocketmirror compass (3).£50 - £80

637Four various sized brass dumb bellweights and a set of Avery typegraduated pan weights (12).£40 - £60

638A collection of eighty whiteenamelled lever fob watch faces,some S/D.£100 - £150

639A small Tudric pewter framedbedside clock with radiatingsilvered centre stamped 01470together with a small hinged boxinset with green cabochon stone,a buckle and a hammeredcigarette box (4).£60 - £90

640A 19th Century framed Valentinescard in the form of a printed wingedcherub within a heart and paintedfelt border, 37cm x 37cm, framed.£100 - £150

641A mid 19th Century verseneedlework sampler titled a‘Picture Of Life’ worked byElizabeth Ruth Dew February1840, 43.5cm x 32cm.£100 - £150

642A late 19th Century French brasscarriage clock the white enamelleddial by Perrett Paris, height 11cm.£80 - £120

643A late Victorian brass triple branchceiling light of Gothic style, withpierced scroll open branches toflat sconces together withcoloured shades, height 85cm.£250 - £350

644An Edwardian Art Nouveau stylebrass fender, with pierced openends of swept design, length146cm together with a brassembossed coal scuttle and shovelwith acanthus leaf decoration. (2).£120 - £180

645A 20th Century rococco stylebrass triple branch ceiling light withdomed swept branches andpierced scroll appliques, height35cm.£100 - £150

646A First World War medal pair to30876 Pte W.J HemmingWorcester Regiment, together withanother pair to 67975 A. SjtJ.Smith R.A.M.C, a Second WorldWar group to include Africa Star,and R.A.F cap badge and aswagger stick.£80 - £120

647A Regency rosewoodsarcophagus tea caddy raised tocompressed bun feet, internallyfitted with two tea canisters and acut glass mixing bowl, width 32cm.£100 - £150

648A late 19th Century Frenchminiature bijouterie cabinet in theform of a sedan chair with chintzfabric lined interior and twin glassshelves, the exterior fabric coveredwith gilt trim, height 29cm.ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £200

649A 19th Century rosewood andmother of pearl carry inkwell ofrectangular form with split lidaround a central carry handleopening to reveal a fitted interior,width 25cm.£100 - £150

650A pair of 19th Century gilt metaltable screens, each with atasselled floral tapestry panelabove a stepped circular foot,height 54cm.£80 - £120

651A 19th Century rosewood andmother of pearl decorated writingbox with sloping split lift lid,opening to reveal a fitted interior,width 35cm. ILLUSTRATED.£120 - £150

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652A 19th Century desk stand andwriting slope in walnut androsewood with mother of pearlinlay having a gallery back withtwin ink wells above a slope withbase lined interior, width 38cm.ILLUSTRATED.£120 - £150

653A late 19th Century mahoganypicture frame of circular formdecorated in pen and ink with abird amongst flowers and foliage,width 25cm.£60 - £80

654A late 19th Century carved oakgirandole wall mirror with shellmotif to the border and three brassscroll arm sconces the basemounted to a shield form sconce,height 55cm.£100 - £150

655A large 19th Century flamemahogany sewing box ofsarcophagus form withcompressed bun feet, crossbanding and mother of pearlsconce, width 34cm.£80 - £120

656A pair of 19th Century facescreens with gilded turned handlesand shaped frames lined in silkand hand enamelled with wildflowers and a monogram, height44cm.£80 - £120

657A 19th Century childs buildingblock game printed with variousimages of children at play,complete with five original guidepictures and box, box measures31cm by 27cm. ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

658A large 20th Century Easterncopper and brass pitcher, height48cm high.£50 - £80

659A large 19th Century rectangularPaisley shawl, 341cm x 163cm.£200 - £300

660A late 19th to early 20th Centurybrass ‘four glass’ mantel clock, themovement stamped 3351, withindistinctly signed white enamelleddial and mercury compensatedpendulum, S/D, height 30cm.£150 - £200

661A pair of George III silverspectacles, possibly John TurnerBirmingham 1793, complete witha mother of pearl inlaid papiermache case, S/D, width of case15.5cm.£60 - £80

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SIR JACOB EPSTEIN (1880 - 1959) - Bronze, Head of Albert Einstein,inscribed ‘Epstein’, verdigris patination, raised to a stepped polishedmarble base, height 43cm x width 29cm and depth 25cm (excluding thebase). ILLUSTRATED.£8000 - £12000

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663A late 19th to early 20th Century Chinese carved ivoryfigure of Guanyin, the goddess of mercy, with a lotus flowerin her hair and holding a fan and a sash, stood upon theback of a phoenix above a rocky outcrop base, height63.5cm. ILLUSTRATED.£2000 - £3000

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664An early 20th Century Bulle electricclock, circular white dial withArabic numerals within glazedcase raised on a rectangularwooden base with four bun feet,height 38cm. ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

665An Edwardian rosewood four tierletter rack decorated within inlaidfoliate scrolls to front panel, length29cm. ILLUSTRATED.£40 - £60

666A late 19th Century Tunbridgeware rectangular work box withcentral floral cartouche withingeometric borders, length 30cm,S/D.£50 - £80

667A late 19th Century mahoganyrectangular writing slope with abone shell, detail to borders,opening to blue velvet slope,length 36cm, S/D.£40 - £60

668An Arts & Crafts copperrectangular box and cover withbeaten effect to whole, raised onfour rivet scroll strut feet and coverterminating in scroll handle, length25cm,.£30 - £40

669An early 20th Century brasscarriage clock, Roman numerals toa white enamelled dial abovebracket feet, height 13cm.£60 - £80

670A late 19th Century bronze eightday strike mantle clock withRoman numerals to a paintedporcelain foliate decorated circulardial above conforming shapedpanel detail with a songbird, allraised on four paw feet andterminating in acanthus bud finial,height 32cm.£150 - £200

671A Victorian rosewood walking caneof plain form terminating in silverfoliate engraved top dated 1895,together with two further similarexamples. (3).£40 - £60

672An Edwardian mahogany oval traywithin inlaid foliate swagdecoration within raised plaingallery border and twin archedbrass handles, length 68cm.£40 - £60

673Four taxidermy studies of haresheads each mounted to a shieldshaped wooden plaque, togetherwith three similar paws, S/D. (7).ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

674A late 19th Century oak stickbarometer, Abraham & Co, 20Lord Street, Liverpool, S/D, height89cm.£100 - £150

675An Art Deco French brass squarecased easel table clock, the dialsigned J.C. Bandelier L’Ahore &Simla, made in France, width20cm, complete with a fitted andlined wooden case.£100 - £150

676LYSONS, REV. DANIEL - ‘TheEnvirons of London’, published byA.Strahan for Thomas Cadell,London, 1745, buff leather boards,quarto, 5 vols.£300 - £450

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677TOOLEY, R.V. - ‘English Bookswith Coloured Plates, 1790-1860’,published by Batsford Ltd,London, 1987, reprint, green clothboards with dust jacket, quarto,also a quantity of other referenceworks and novels by variousauthors (approx. 20).£50 - £80

678A Curta calculator type 2, No535264 in original black plasticouter case together withinstructing leaflets. ILLUSTRATED.£500 - £700

679A pair of 20th Century cow horns,width 175cm.£80 - £120

680A 20th Century sextant by HenryHughes and Son Limited No24119, made for J Morton and CoGlasgow, cased.£100 - £150

681A 20th Century brass trumpet withaccessories, cased.£50 - £80

682A Holton copper and brasstrombone cased together with aspare zip canvas case (2).£100 - £150

683A late 19th Century carved oakstanding figure of a crane onbracket plinth, 50cm high.£50 - £80

684A Thornton Pickard half platemahogany cased folding cameraNo 12368 together with tripod andaccessories.£100 - £150

685A 1919 Turkish Prisoner Of Warbeadwork snake, length 222cm.ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

686A 1920s Imperial de Luxe brasshorn with a later No 30 Garrardmotor housed in a mahoganybase, width 37cm.£150 - £200

687An early 20th Century Englishthree quarter size violin, length ofback 34cm together with twonickel mounted bows, cased (3).£100 - £150

688A George Formby four string banjoNo 1705 chrome fittings, bearssignature length 56cm (cased).£100 - £150

689A George VI Efficiency Medal withTerritorial bar to 77658 Sjt L.Boden REME.£50 - £80

690690A 19th Century cylindrical leathershot or powder carrier with rivetedbanded detail and applied transferprinted Royal coat of arms, thehandle possibly later, height 36cm.ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

691A late 19th Century gilt metal eightday strike mantle clock Arabicnumerals to a circular dial namedSir John Bennett, Paris flanked byCorinthian columns below apexpediment with mask decoration, allraised on four bun feet, length30cm, height 36cm.£400 - £500

692An Edwardian brass coal box andcover of ovoid form mounted withmask ring drop handles on threedefined paw feet, 52cm high.£80 - £120

693A Victorian brass oil lamp andcranberry shade, spiral Corinthiancolumn on a circular ebonisedbase, height 62cm.£100 - £150

694An Excelsior phonograph withreproducer and cream and redpainted tin horn together withvarious cylinders, cased.£100 - £150

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695695An early 20th Century Indonesianhardwood high-backed side chair,carved in deep relief with water lilydetail over a lotus flower head seatpanel and conforming apron.ILLUSTRATED.£250 - £350

696A 19th Century French Empirestyle mahogany drop flap worktable fitted with two frieze drawersflanked by Doric pilasters on aninverted tapering pedestalquatrefoil base with four carvedsabre legs, width 44cm.£150 - £250

697A George III oak chest of two shortand four long cockbeadeddrawers, with brass drop handlesand raised to bracket feet, width95cm.£150 - £200

698An 18th Century oak presscupboard the hanging spaceenclosed by a pair of fielded paneldoors above a base fitted withthree drawers on bracket feet,length 157cm. ILLUSTRATED.£400 - £600

699A late 19th Century mahoganypartners desk fitted with sixdrawers and three drawers andcupboards to each pedestal belowa leather inset top on plinth base,width 152cm.£300 - £400

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700An 18th Century and later blackchinoiserie longcase clock with aneight day movement, brass archdial, silvered chapter ring, secondsdial and date aperture, with laterapplied boss inscribed Jn WattsCanterbury, enclosed by a pagodaarch and a pillared hood withbrass ball spire finials, all over along trunk door decorated withfigures in garden scenes on acanted panel plinth base, lateralterations, height 215cm.ILLUSTRATED.£1500 - £2000

701An 18th Century and later oaklongcase clock, the square brassdial with silvered chapter ring andmatted centre enclosed by a dentilpillared hood over a long trunkdoor and canted plinth base,height 192cm.£100 - £150

702An 18th Century carved oakdresser, the later plank top overthree geometric moulded frontdrawers on turned block legs to thefront, later alterations, width 187cm.£600 - £900

703A Louis XV style Kingwood and giltmetal mounted display cabinet ofserpentine form enclosed by a pairof glazed doors above a pair ofpainted Vernis Martin panelsdecorated with scenes of courtingcouples, on cabriole legs andsabots, width 104cm.ILLUSTRATED.£800 - £1200

704An 18th Century walnut featherbanded bureau, the interior withcentral cupboard and steppeddrawers over a well enclosed byan inlaid fall above four longcockbeaded graduated drawersbrass drop handles on bracketfeet, width 92cm.£200 - £300

705A 19th Century carved hardwoodjardiniere stand with rouge marbleinset top over a pierced frieze onslender splayed legs, diameter 34cm.£100 - £150

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706An 18th Century triple panelledcarved oak coffer, the scroll friezeover a stylised floral panel front onstile feet, width 130cm.ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

707A George III oak lowboy, themoulded edge plank top over asingle frieze drawer on cabriolelegs terminating in hoof feet, width78cm. ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

708A Victorian burr walnut ovalbreakfast table on four turned pillarsupports and carved scroll feet,width 135cm.£150 - £200

709A 20th Century conversationalstool on spiral turned legsupholstered in acanthus red andgold leaf design, 120cm wide.£80 - £120

710A Contemporary open arm chair inthe Victorian taste with sled formback and upholstered arms abovean exposed frame, upholstered ina tonal gold tapestry.£80 - £120

711An early 20th Century mahoganyfreestanding corner cupboard inthe Georgian style, with cross-banded borders and astragalglazed double doors over acabinet base and raised to bracketfeet, height 198cm and width84cm.£200 - £300

712A William IV rosewood librarytable, the rectangular roundededge top over two frieze drawerson carved base capital endpedestals and platform baseterminating in paw feet, length152cm. ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £200

713A Victorian mahogany secretairebookcase, the upper sectionenclosed by a pair of archedglazed doors over a fitted drawerand cupboard plinth base, width115cm.£300 - £400

714A George III oak breakfrontdresser, the upright sectionenclosed by a pair of archedglazed doors over four centraldrawers and turned pilasters onshaped bracket plinth, width177cm. ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £500

715A late 19th Century French three-tier rosewood marquetry inlaidbrass galleried etagere ofserpentine oval form, each tierdecorated with floral bouquets andsprays on ebonised slender legs,height 81cm and width 39cm.£60 - £90

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716A 19th Century Chinese carvedhardwood jardiniere stand therouge marble inset top over apierced frieze on slender cabriolelegs, width 26cm diameter.£60 - £90

717A composed late Regency periodmahogany triple pedestal diningtable, central square section andtwo end sections each with a dropleaf, raised to quatre-foil basesand applied brass lions pawcastors, extending to a length of322cm, width 128cm.£3000 - £5000

718A Victorian mahogany sideboardwith an acanthus scroll pedimentupright over further acanthusmoulded panel doors enclosing acellarette drawer, width 228cm.£200 - £300

719A 19th Century mahoganylongcase clock, triple train eight-day movement with musical chimestriking on eight bells, the hooddetailed with a study of alocomotive enclosing the brokenarch brass dial with subsidiaryseconds dial and date aperture,bearing an earlier brass tablet forAnty. Marsh London, height240cm (excluding finial).ILLUSTRATED.£4000 - £6000

720A 19th Century rosewoodchiffonier with an acanthus scrollmirror back over a marble top anddouble doors to the base section,height 146cm, width 128cm.£200 - £300

721An 18th Century oak settle,four fielded panels to theback panel over a wovenrope work seat and turnedlegs, united by a stretcherframe, width 190cm.ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £400

722An 18th Century oak settle,six fielded panels to theback panel over a wovenrope work seat and raised tosquare tapered legs, width186cm. ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £400

723A George III mahogany secretairechest on chest, the upper sectionwith a canted moulded edge topflanked by reeded pilasters with anarrangement of drawers over abase with secretaire compartmentabove three further drawers onbracket feet, width 111cm.£600 - £900

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724A 19th Century rustic elm pigbench of natural rectangular formon splayed block legs, length97cm. ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £400

725A 19th Century Eastern iron boundroof panel or door converted to anoccasional table on turned legswith conforming brace supports,width 91cm.£60 - £90

726A George III rosewoodcrossbanded demi lune side tablewith radiating pattern top over aninlaid and satinwood frieze onsquare tapering legs and castors,110cm. ILLUSTRATED.£250 - £350

727A mid Victorian mahogany twinpedestal sideboard, the friezedrawer below a carved acanthuspanel back over a cupboard plinthbase, length 186cm.£200 - £300

728A Victorian mahogany librarybookcase, enclosed by a pair ofarched glazed doors below aprojecting moulded edge corniceover a frieze drawer and cupboardplinth base, height 148cm.£800 - £1200

729An Edwardian satinwood bandedmahogany mirrored and tile backinset hall stand, dentil mouldededge cornice over two drawersand curved base, width 138cm.ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £400

730A Victorian waxed pine dresserand rack above four frieze drawersover a fielded cupboard base,length 198cm.£200 - £300

731A pitch pine waxed pew scrollcarved and shaped open ends,length 178cm.£100 - £150

732An Edwardian inlaid mahoganythree piece bedroom suite,comprising a double end bow frontwardrobe decorated with urns,fruit and swags, width 188cm, amatching dressing table, width122cm and a marble topwashstand, width 128cm. (3).£300 - £400

733An early 20th Century Chinoiseriestyle arched wall mirror, detailedwith a study of two figures within agarden scene upon a deep blueground, height 70cm and width41cm.£150 - £200

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734A 19th Century bow frontedmahogany chest of two short overthree long drawers, raised toFrench bracket feet, height 100cmand width 100cm.£80 - £120

735An early 19th Century mahoganylinen press with oval line inlaiddoor panels above two short andtwo long drawers, raised to Frenchbracket feet, lacking slides, height206cm and width 136cm.ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £400

736Two Victorian mahogany archedframed mirrors. (2).£40 - £60

737An early 19th Century mahoganycarver chair with a reeded frame(A/F), together with a Victorianmahogany shield back hall chairwith faceted tapered front legs. (2).£40 - £60

738A 19th Century mahogany sidetable fitted with a single drawerand raised to square tapered legs,width 91cm.£80 - £120

739An Edwardian mahoganySutherland table raised to turnedsupports, width 60cm, togetherwith a serpentine borderedmahogany occasional table, width59cm. (2).£40 - £60

740A Victorian mahogany windowseat raised to turned legs, height43cm and width 92cm.£50 - £80

741An early 19th Century mahoganylinen press with a dentil corniceand an arrangement of two shortover two long drawers to the basesection, raised to bracket feet,height 187cm and width 137cm.£300 - £400

742A 19th Century mahogany chest oftwo short over three long drawers,with applied brass handles andraised to a shallow bracket foot,width 95cm.£80 - £120

743A 19th Century mahogany bowfronted side table fitted with twoshort drawers, width 92cm.£50 - £80

744An early 20th Century stainedbeech slatted x-frame dressingstool.£50 - £80

745A Victorian mahogany chest of twoshort over three long drawers, overa skirted base, height 105cm andwidth 107cm.£80 - £120

746A late 19th to early 20th Centurymahogany double door cabinetwith plain fielded panel doors,height 72cm and width 62cm.£40 - £60

747A Victorian mahogany single doorrobe with cornice pediment abovean arched panel door, height182cm and width 83cm.£50 - £80

748An Art Nouveau oak single doorwardrobe with inlaid stylised detailto the panels, height 197cm andwidth 118cm.£50 - £80

749749A late 19th to early 20th Centuryboot rack, height 108cm andwidth 68cm. ILLUSTRATED.£50 - £80

750A Victorian mahogany chiffonierwith two frieze drawers abovescroll detailed double doors, height94cm and width 106cm.£50 - £80

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751A 19th Century mahogany toiletswing mirror fitted with threedrawers to the serpentine frontedbase section, height 62cm andwidth 54cm.£60 - £90

752A Victorian mahogany longcaseclock with an eight day movement,the scroll pediment above the 12’’painted circular dial with subsidiaryseconds and date dials, signed J.Cameron Barrhead, PeterRobinson, S/D, height 198cm.£300 - £400

753An 18th Century oak coffer chest,the hinged lid inlaid with the initials‘WB’ over a triple panelled front,some later alterations, height65cm and width 126cm.ILLUSTRATED.£80 - £120

754A Georgian oak flat-fronted wallhanging corner cupboard withreeded pilasters, height 107cmand width 86cm.£50 - £80

755A 19th Century mahogany toiletswing mirror with scroll supportsabove a platform base, togetherwith a small late 20th CenturyGeorgian style wall mirror with Ho-Ho bird detail to the frieze, S/D.(2).£50 - £80

756An early 20th Century mahoganyline inlaid Carlton House stylewriting desk with a galleried topabove two frieze drawers andsquare tapered legs, width 107cm.ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £200

757A 19th Century bow fronted oakand mahogany cross-banded wallhanging corner cupboard withinlaid shell paterae to the frieze,height 104cm and width 68cm.£80 - £120

758A 20th Century reproductionmahogany triple pedestal diningtable with eight shield back chairsand a serpentine frontedsideboard, S/D, the table length299cm and width 97cm and thesideboard width 121cm.£100 - £150

759759A Georgian mahogany fold-overtea table fitted with a single friezedrawer above reeded square legs,width 90cm. ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

760An early 20th Century mahoganygalleried supper table ofrectangular form, with a crossstretcher frame and brass castors,height 49cm and width 67cm.£50 - £80

761761A 19th Century three divisionCanterbury, fitted with a singlefrieze drawer above turned legs,height 53cm and width 51cm.ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

762762A 19th Century boullework polescreen, detailed with a needleworkpanel depicting birds amongstfoliage above the trefoil base,height 146cm. ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

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763A 20th Century wine table with atripod base, together with arectangular occasional table withslender turned supports. (2).£40 - £60

764An early 19th Century oak snap-top supper table of circular form,with a turned pedestal and tripodbase, diameter 80cm.£50 - £80

765A 20th Century green marbletorchere with a rectangular topabove the octagonal base, S/D,height 105cm.£80 - £120

766An early 20th Century brassstandard lamp with triple scrollsupports above three lions pawfeet, height 151cm.£50 - £80

767An early 20th Century settee withexposed mahogany frame andraised to three reeded front legs,width 136cm. ILLUSTRATED.£100 - £150

768A late 19th to early 20th Centurymahogany luggage stand withturned and tapered legs, height44cm and width 60cm.£40 - £60

769An early 20th Century coachingtable with canted corners abovethe folding frame, width 80cm.£40 - £60

770A Victorian crossbanded walnutdressing cabinet, the top with burrwalnut panel over a brush slideabove five drawers and cupboardplinth base, width 80cm.£100 - £150

771A Victorian rosewood Davenportdesk with a brass gallery above abank of side drawers and scrollsupports, height 84cm and width56cm. ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

772A Georgian walnut fall-frontbureau, enclosing a fitted interiorabove a graduated arrangement offour long drawers, raised tobracket feet, S/D, height 97cmand width 80cm. ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

773A late 19th to early 20th Centurywalnut half size slate bed snooker/ dining table, with removable topsections above turned fluted legs,length 220cm x width 119cm.£100 - £150

774A late 18th Century oak andmahogany crossbanded dresser,the upright section over a mouldededge top and three frieze drawersabove a shaped apron on cabriolelegs, terminating in hoof feet, width175cm. ILLUSTRATED.£600 - £900

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775A Victorian cross banded burrwalnut work table, the uppersection opening to reveal a fittedwriting compartment over a bagand slide, on twin pillared legsunited by a turned stretcher, width59cm. ILLUSTRATED.£200 - £300

776776An early 20th Century mahoganyopen armchair with an acanthuscarved top crest above blind-fretcarved capitals and foliate apronover cabriole legs. ILLUSTRATED.£150 - £200

777An Arts and Crafts inlaid ashmirrored door wardrobe by JamesShoolbred and Company, inlaidwith geometric squares and floralcartouche panels on a bracketplinth width 184cm together with amatching kneehole dressing tablefitted with an arrangement of eightdrawers, width 130cm (2).ILLUSTRATED.£300 - £400

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Fieldings Auctioneers LimitedTerms and Conditions of BusinessThe Company provides the services of auctioneers subjectto these Conditions (which can only be varied in writingwhere signed by a director of the Company).

Buyers1. These conditions, together with any additionalconditions appearing in the catalogue, are the terms andconditions subject to which Fieldings Auctioneers Ltd. (TheAuctioneers) as agents for the vendor shall sell goods tothe purchaser (The Bidder) and all other conditions,whether express, or implied at common law, or by statute,as are capable of lawful exclusion are hereby excluded. Byparticipating in this sale all vendors and purchasers agreeto be bound by these conditions and are deemed to haveread and have full knowledge of them.2. The highest bidder shall be the buyer at the hammerprice except in the case of a dispute. If during the auctionthe auctioneer considers that a dispute has arisen, he hasabsolute discretion to settle it or to re-offer the lot.3. The Auctioneers have the right to divide any lot, tocombine any two or more lots together or to withdraw anylot or lots from sale, regulate the bidding, refuse bids orcancel the sale without giving any notice or reasonwhatsoever.4. The Auctioneers have the right at their discretion torefuse entry to their premises or attendance at theirauctions of any person.5. Whilst The Auctioneers make every effort to ensurethe accuracy of their catalogue and description of any lotthey do not accept responsibility regarding authenticity,attribution, genuineness, origin, authorship, date, age,period, condition or quality of any lot. All goods are soldwith faults and imperfections and errors of description. Ifthey have been instructed in writing by the vendor to certifya lot. The Auctioneers do so as agents of the vendor andare not themselves responsible for such claims. Allstatements whether printed in the catalogue or made orallyare statements of opinion and are not to be taken as beingor implying any warranties or representations of fact. AllBidders should rely on their own judgment as to mattersaffecting any lot.6. The Auctioneer shall only accept bids from thepurchasers who have, to the auctioneers’ satisfaction,completed a registration form and obtained a biddingnumber.7. Persons attending the auction site and premises doso at their own risk. Except in respect of death or personalinjury caused by the Auctioneers’ negligence, theAuctioneers shall not be responsible for any loss ordamage that may occur on the auction site or premises.8. The bidder shall pay to the Auctioneer a premium of21% VAT inclusive* on the hammer price. The Premium isNOT negotiable and is payable by ALL purchasers.Deposits for exceptional lots maybe requested by theauctioneer immediately at the fall of the hammer. Thebidder also agrees that the auctioneers may also receivecommission from the Vendor in accordance clause 20.8a. In accordance with Money Laundering Regulationsand the Criminal Justice Act of 1993 Fieldings AuctioneersLtd will no longer accept single cash payments exceeding£9999.00.8b. In accordance with Artists Resale Rights Regulations2006 all lots marked 3 which sell for €1,000 or more aresubject to a resale royalty charge (“Royalty”). This Royalty ispayable by the Bidder. The Royalty will be charged at a rateof 4% of the total hammer price (exclusive of Bidder’spremium which is payable under clause 8a) for lots sellingfor amounts up to €50,000. For lots selling in excess of€50,001, the Royalty shall be calculated at a reduced rate(details available on request). The Royalty is not subject toVAT and is payable in sterling calculated on the day of saleat the prevailing rate of exchange. Payment shall be passeddirectly to the Design and Artists Copyright Society (DACS)33 Great Sutton Street, London EC1V 0DX. For furtherinformation please contact the Auctioneers or DACS on0845 4103410 or visit their website at www.dacs.org.uk9. Immediately after a lot is sold the Bidder shall: give tothe Auctioneers his name and address, and, if requested,proof of identity; and pay to the Auctioneers, all sums dueto the Vendor and the Auctioneers in respect of such lot.10. In all cases lots shall remain at the risk of the Vendorsave that lots shall be at the sole risk of the Bidder form thefall of the hammer, and such lots shall be taken away withall faults, defects and errors of description, of any naturewhatsoever. Neither the Auctioneers, nor their servants oragents shall at any time be responsible for any loss or

damage to lots whether caused by negligence orotherwise. No purchaser shall be entitled to remove any lotuntil he or she has paid for the whole of the lots purchased.11. All lots shall be removed ON THE DAY OF THE SALEunless prior arrangement has been agreed with TheAuctioneers. Items not collected shall be liable for storagecharges at £2.00 per day. Neither the Auctioneers nor anythird party shall be responsible for any damage, theft orloss occurring during this period. All items stored by theAuctioneers shall be at the risk of the Bidder.12. If the Bidder fails to comply with these conditions, anydeposit paid by the Bidder shall be forfeited to the Vendorof the lot, he paying out of it all just expenses of theAuctioneers and the lot shall be resold by public auction orprivate sale and the deficiency (if any) arising upon theresale together with the expenses of it shall be due as adebt from the Bidder in default upon the first sale.13. a) Ownership in each lot shall not pass to the Bidderuntil full payment has been made (in cleared funds) of allsums due to the Vendor and the Auctioneers pursuant tothese Conditions.b). Until such time as ownership of the lot passes to theBidder the Vendor and the Auctioneers shall be able toenter onto any premises of the Bidder, or any third partywhere the goods are being stored and repossess thegoods or be entitled at any time to require the Bidder todeliver up the Goods to the Vendor and/or the Auctioneers.14. Any payments by the Bidder to the Auctioneers maybe applied by the Auctioneers towards any sum owing fromthe Bidder to the Auctioneers, without regard to anydirections of the Bidder or his agent, whether express orimplied as to how that payment should be applied.

Online BiddingFieldings Auctioneers Ltd offer an online bidding service viathe-saleroom.com for bidders who cannot attend the sale.In completing the bidder registration onwww.thesaleroom.com and providing your credit carddetails (and unless alternative arrangements are agreedwith Fieldings Auctioneers Ltd) you:1. authorise Fieldings Auctioneers Ltd, if they so wish, to

charge the credit card given in part or full payment,including all fees, for items successfully purchased inthe auction via the-saleroom.com, and

2. confirm that you are authorised to provide these creditcard details to Fieldings Auctioneers Ltd throughwww.the-saleroom.com and agree that FieldingsAuctioneers Ltd are entitled to ship the goods to thecard holder name and card holder address provided infulfilment of the sale.

Please note that any lots purchased via the-saleroom.comlive auction service will be subject to an additional 3%commission charge + VAT at the rate imposed on thehammer price

Vendors15. The vendor warrants to the Auctioneer and to theBidder that he/she is the true owner of the lot or is properlyauthorised to sell the lot by the true owner and is able totransfer the goods and marketable title to the lot free fromany third party claims, liens or encumbrances.16. The Vendor warrants to the Auctioneers and theBidder that the goods as described and in particular as tothe provenance and condition. The Vendor further warrantsthat any damage or non working parts have been fullydeclared to the Auctioneers and that the Vendor hasprovided the Auctioneers with all the information the Vendorhas concerning the provenance of the property.17. The Auctioneers act throughout as agents only andare not responsible for any default by either the Vendor orthe Bidder. The Auctioneers shall not be liable for paying forpaying the Vendor until they have received settlement in full(in cleared funds) of all sums due from the Bidder.18. A vendor who enters a lot or lots for auction which arean asset of his/her business must disclose to theAuctioneers whether or not they are registered for ValueAdded Tax, at the current rate.19. The vendor shall be entitled to place prior to the salea reserve on any lot, being the minimum hammer price atwhich the said lot may be treated as sold. Where areserve has been placed the auctioneer may bid on behalfof the vendor.20. Commission shall be charged at a rate of 18% VATinclusive* for sale entries, in each case, of the hammerprice. Special rates are negotiable for large consignmentsof items. The Vendor hereby authorizes the Auctioneers todeduct all commission payable from the hammer price and

acknowledges the Auctioneers right to retain the premiumpayable by the Bidder in accordance with clause 8 above.A “sale entry / internet marketing” charge of £5-00 (VATinclusive) will be applied to all lots, sold or otherwise, oneach sale offering. The auctioneers shall remit the proceedsof the sale to the Vendor (subject to the deduction of allsums i.e. commissions and charges, due from the Vendorto the Auctioneers) no later than three weeks after receivingpayment in full from the Bidder. In the event of the lotsremaining unsold the vendor shall be liable to pay theAuctioneer the above “sale entry / internet marketing”charge on each lot.21. The Auctioneers do not undertake the collection ofgoods but shall however if desired instruct a contractor onthe Vendors behalf and at his expense. The Auctioneersshall not be liable for any damage, loss, or unauthorisedremoval of goods and for any damage to premises by suchcontractors.22. The Auctioneer shall not be liable for any lots deliveredto their premises without sale instruction and reserve theright to make a housing charge, this charge is alsoapplicable to lots that have been requested to be collectedby the Auctioneers. If not removed within two workingweeks the Auctioneers hold the right to sell the items inorder to recover any costs incurred by them.23. Unless instructed by accompanying written notice, allgoods, which the Auctioneers deem to have no saleablevalue, will be disposed of at the Auctioneers discretioneither to a charity or by consignment for destruction.24. The Vendor will indemnify the Auctioneers, its servantsand agents and the Bidder against any loss or damagesuffered by either in consequence of any breach of clause15 and/ or 16 above or otherwise of these Conditions onthe part of the Vendor.25. Any sums due, but unpaid, by the Vendor or theBidder pursuant to these conditions shall carry interest(as well as after judgment) at the rate of 4% above RoyalBank of Scotland plc base rate from time to time fromthe due date until payment, such interest to becompounded monthly.26. Cataloguing Terms:• All lots marked with an asterisk (*) denote Value Added

Tax at the current rate on the hammer price.• The word “style” within a lot description denotes that,

in our opinion, the item is a more recent copy of aperiod item.

• “S/D” after a description denotes “Slight Damage”.• “A/F” after a description denotes “As Found”.• “Bears name/signature” in our opinion possibly, but not

necessarily, by the hand.

Paintings & Drawings: Catalogue Terms• Forename(s) and surname of the artist ~ in our opinion a

work by the artist. (When the artist forename(s) is notknown a series of asterisks with or without initials).

• Initials of the forename(s) and the surname of the artist ~in our opinion a work of the period of the artist whichmaybe in part or totally his work.

• Surname of the artist only ~ in our opinion a work in thestyle of the artist, contemporary or nearly contemporary,not necessarily a pupil.

• Attributed to ~ in our opinion probably a work by the artist.• Signed ~ in our opinion the signature of the artist.• After ~ in our opinion a copy of the artist.• “Bears name/signature” in our opinion possibly, but not

necessarily, by the hand of the artist.

General Conditions27. The Auctioneers shall be relieved of its contractualobligations to the extent that the performance thereof isprevented, frustrated, impeded or delayed directly orindirectly by or in consequence of any default by the buyeror vendor, statue, regulation or order of any government,council or other authority, riot, public disorder, strike,industrial dispute, lock out or other labour disturbance,storm, flood, explosion or other natural disaster or anyother clause beyond the reasonable control of theAuctioneers.28. These terms and conditions shall be interpreted inaccordance with English Law and any dispute or actionthat may arise shall be dealt with in accordance withEnglish Law in an English Court.*VAT payable at the current rate

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Directions

From the North & EastFrom Junction 3 of the M5 follow A456/A491 for Stourbridge,from Stourbridge ring road take the A491 north, Mill Race Lane is the first right after the junction.

From the SouthFrom Junction 4 of the M5 follow the A491 for Stourbridge,from Stourbridge ring road take the A491 north, Mill Race Lane is the first right after the junction.

By RailFrom Birmingham Snow Hill and Worcester to Stourbridge Town, via Stourbridge Junction.Approximately 15 minutes walk from the station.

Forthcoming Sale DatesSaturday 4th October - Fine Art, Antiques & CollectablesSaturday 25th October - Decades of DesignSaturday 15th November - Fine Art, Antiques & Collectables

Conditions of Absentee BiddingFieldings Auctioneers execute bids as a convenience. Whilstevery care is taken in carrying out bids, neither FieldingsAuctioneers nor their staff can be held responsible for any errorsmade of failure to execute bids.You may permit the auctioneer to increase your bid by oneincrement to secure the sale on your behalf by indicating “plusone” after your bid amount. If you do not wish us to exceed thefigure noted, please mark your bid “maximum”.All successful bids are subject to a charge of 20.56% (VAT Inclusive) buyers premium on the hammer price.

Buyers intending to clear purchases without delay are advised to make arrangements for payment before the sale, givingsatisfactory bank or other references. Failure to do so may mean collection will be delayed until cheques have cleared.Reference and bidding slips should arrive 24 hours prior to the day of sale.If you leave an odd bid, the auctioneer reserves the right toincrease your bid to the next highest figure.In the event that two identical commission bids are received, the bid that was received first will prevail.Your attention is drawn to the terms and conditions of businessof Fieldings Auctioneers Ltd.

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